One of the most prevalent developmental disabilities is cerebral palsy (CP). The term “CP” refers to a group of neurological illnesses with mobility and posture problems that limit
Read more
You may wonder, “Does my child need therapy?” A traumatic experience can sometimes trigger changes, but occasionally they can just occur naturally. No matter what the reason is
Read more
ABA (applied behavior analysis) therapy is a treatment based on learning and behavior science. Children with autism and other developmental disorders use it to learn behaviors that will make their lives safer
Read more
Pediatric Physical therapists (PTs) work with children and their families to help them attain their full potential in terms of independence and active involvement at home, school, and in the community
Read more
It takes a child a year to reach a lot of developmental milestones.Babble usually happens within six months, and they will say their first word by their first birthday. As a parent, it is only natural to worry if your
Read more
The aim of occupational therapy is to help children with motor, cognitive, physical, and speech delays develop their skills. Daily activities are also considered. In addition to working in hospitals, schools,
Read more
Early Childhood Intervention (ECI) provides specialized support and assistance to newborns and kids with developmental delays and their loved ones to promote growth, well-being, and social life.
Read more
Having a picky eater in the family may make mealtimes extremely difficult for parents and families. This blog contains some valuable tips for reducing your child’s picky eating and
Read more
A common refrain among parents of toddlers is, “She’s such a picky eater!” But how do you know whether it is just a phase or if you need to seek feeding therapy?What is Feeding Therapy?
Read more
Speech therapy is not about helping someone to speak only. This is a part of other activities, such as helping in correcting language disorders and social skills.
Read more
It’s quite common for a growing child to face common gait abnormalities and foot posture issues. In many cases, as the child grows up, the problem clears up itself. Though, Parents are always
Read more
Children are energetic. They enjoy running, jumping, climbing, and playing. Accidents and injuries can occur when people are active and take risks. Soap and water and a bandage are usually
Read more
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a type of behavioral disorder that can be hard to diagnose or is discovered later in life. The disease’s difficult diagnosis also makes therapy challenging,
Read more
The Intensive Therapy Program is a more flexible and effective option than traditional weekly therapy sessions. This is an “outpatient program” for those who desire to improve their mental
Read more
Many parents detect that something isn’t quite right with their child’s feeding throughout a child’s early development, but they ignore their instinct and dismiss it as “normal behavior.” While each child
Read more
Down Syndrome, aka, Trisomy is a hereditary condition that results in varying degrees of learning difficulty and some distinguishing physical characteristics. Children with Down Syndrome
Read more
Disorders of the brain and nervous system are considered neurological disorders. It occurs when part of the brain or nervous system malfunctions. These disorders affect the brain, spinal column, or nerves,
Read more
Orthopedic oncology is a subspecialty of medicine that deals with tumors and malignancies of the bones, cartilage, fibrous tissues, muscles, nerve tissues, soft tissues, and arteries
Read more
Generally speaking, rehabilitation helps individuals achieve independence, the highest level of function, and living standards. Rehabilitation does not reverse or repair the damage caused by trauma
Read more
In the last few decades, the global healthcare community and child healthcare fraternities have made significant progress in safeguarding the lives of children under 5 years of age. However
Read more
