Many children have trouble eating and swallowing precisely. Feeding therapy is devised to help them develop standard and efficient feeding patterns and behaviors. It is not just a therapeutic approach
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Physiotherapy for children is generally regarded as a method of correcting and treating impairments of the musculoskeletal system, extending the concept
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When a toddler (or an adult) refuses to eat certain foods or eats the same items again and over, this is known as “picky” eating. Picky eating is most common among toddlers and preschoolers. Many parents
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Each parent wishes to see their child develop in a positive manner and wants the best for them. The challenge of supporting children with limb differences presents certain unique challenges.
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Autism Spectrum Disorder(ASD) is most commonly identified in early childhood, while communication abilities are still developing. To varying degrees, ASD makes it difficult for children to communicate.
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Bone cancer or Orthopedic Oncology is a growing subspecialty within the field of Orthopedics. This field broadly has been focused on the diagnosis and treatment of benign and malignant bone tumors
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Babies are born hungry, yet they can have difficulty learning to eat and swallow properly. If your baby is having problems breast- or bottle-feeding, or if you’re having trouble introducing solid foods, or if your
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Every individual has an occupation, and even kids are not an exception. Their job is to grow, do schoolwork, continue learning new things, play, etc. Unfortunately, some kids fail to develop essential life skills
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Helmet therapy is basically a process of gradually improving and correcting the form of the skull of a baby. The skulls of newborns are soft plates with gaps between them. These plates
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The process through which we experience the world around us is known as sensory integration. We absorb information through our sensory organs and organise it on a higher level so that we may comprehend
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Children gain physical mobility and independence through physical therapy. As a child develops these skills, he or she gains an increased sense of independence, which contributes to a higher sense of
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In order to develop their skills, children with motor, cognitive, physical, and speech delays need occupational therapy. This type of therapy also helps kids learn how to accomplish daily tasks. The pediatric
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A bone tumor or osteosarcoma is the most common type of cancer that starts inside the bones of a child or adolescent, usually in the arms or legs. The most common symptoms are limited movement, bone
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There are four stages to swallowing. When either one of these phases doesn’t go right, swallowing problems develop. This is known as dysphagia (chronic dysphagia). This can develop suddenly or gradually.
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Sad, happy, nervous, angry, worried, embarrassed… All of us experience at least one of these feelings throughout the day.
We should always remember that not only adults deal with different complex feelings
Everything in this world, whether living or non-living requires a strong core and base of support for its optimum functioning, be it a building, or a tree. Similarly, a child also requires a strong core to be able to
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Children who have autism spectrum disorders (ASD) or other developmental conditions are often treated with ABA therapy, which is considered the gold standard by many experts.
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It’s more than just “training a child to eat” when it comes to feeding therapy. Therapists collaborate closely with patients and their families to identify the source of a child’s issues and build highly customised
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Rolling over, sitting up, crawling, walking, eating, babbling, talking, and toilet training are all crucial developmental abilities that babies and toddlers learn as they grow up. However, some children may take far longer
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MEDEK (Cuevas MEDEK Exercise) is a type of physiotherapy treatment for children with Motor Delay. This type of therapy may benefit children with Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, hypotonia, global
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