Whether you’re new to the paediatric therapy space or you’ve seen it all, you’ve probably heard of intensive therapy. This term alone can...

Walking is a huge achievement for a developing baby and is a big reason for celebration, but it can also be a common source of worry for...

Francyne Finlayson, Director of Physiotherapy for Children, was invited to join the well respected parent learning forum, Parent's You've...

Toe walking, also known as equinus gait, is a condition where a child walks on the balls of their feet or their toes, with little or no...

We hear over and over again how important tummy time is, from our maternal child health nurse, family doctor, media, play groups, mothers’ g

Many infants and young children develop a flat spot on their head. Here are 5 tips to prevent your infant developing a flat spot on their he