With Christmas 🎄 and the festive season round the corner, many of us are getting into the full swing of 🛍 shopping, decorating and partying. While this is the season of joy and celebrating, 🎉unfortunately for some people it's a season of challenge 😥and struggle....
If you answered yes to the above statements, be aware to handle your child's arm with care! 🤗 The arm is connected to the body only by muscles 💪 and ligaments. So when there is damage to the nervous system controlling the muscles and movement in...
In general, babies' joints can be a bit stiff, especially in the early months of life. However, if you notice persistent stiffness or if it seems more severe than what is typical for a baby's developmental stage, it's advisable to consult with a Peadiatrician or...
🎄It's the Christmas season and it's easy to get caught up in the frenzy of panic toy buying to make sure that little ones wake up to Christmas morning with presents overflowing under the Christmas tree. However, when it comes to selecting toys for babies...
With the changing weather within each day, it's no surprise that many little ones constantly have runny noses and chesty coughs. 🤧Many parents would report that baby seems to have recurrent runny noses and chesty coughs with the changing temperatures over the day and week....
The next time you experience Headaches and Migraines, 🧐take note if your neck feels stiff, sore and tender. Neck symptoms along with Headaches and Migraines during or leading up to a episode is a good indication that your neck joints and muscles are contributing to...
Did you know that serial casting for the arm can help straighten and relax your child's arm so that they can have more movement in their elbow 🧐 Having more movement in their elbow will then allow them to be able to learn to use...
The 2018 Australian Survey of Disability, Ageing and Carers found that there are now 205,200 people with autism in Australia, a rise of 25.1% since the last survey in 2015 (164,000 people). This figure means that 0.08% of the total population can be considered as...
According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, an estimated 164,000 Australians had autism in 2015. This represented an overall prevalence rate of 0.7%, or about 1 in 150 people. Autism spectrum disorder (also simply termed autism) is a persistent developmental disorder, characterised by symptoms evident...
The Statista Research Department reports that there are 15,100 massage therapists in Australia, so it is no wonder that many people do access massage therapists to help relief their muscle pains and aches. However, there are some conditions where people find that regular massages do...