Why tummy time matters for your baby's development, plus 5 alternative positions when your infant resists. Expert advice from paediatric physiotherapists in Campbelltown.
When should you worry about your baby's development? A paediatric physiotherapist explains what to look for beyond milestones, trusted resources, and when to trust your instincts.
What does muscle tone actually mean? A paediatric physiotherapist explains low tone (hypotonia) vs high tone (hypertonia), the elastic band analogy, and how tone differs from strength.
How paediatric physiotherapists support communication in non-verbal children through posture, motor control, and AAC system access. Why interdisciplinary collaboration produces better outcomes.
Is bum shuffling a problem? A paediatric physiotherapist compares crawling vs bum shuffling, explains the strength differences, and what it means for your child's development.
What does balance actually mean for children? A paediatric physiotherapist explains the 3 systems - biomechanical, sensory, and neurological - and how to improve each.
An interactive slider exploring how muscle tone affects posture and movement - from low tone (hypotonia) to high tone (hypertonia).
An interactive posture tool - drag control points to explore how head tilt, shoulder drop, and hip shift affect alignment.
Explore how ADHD can affect motor planning, sequencing, timing, and dual-task performance.
Check backpack fit with an interactive guide to weight, strap position, and packing.
Learn where growing pains happen and discover simple relief strategies.
Explore how leg alignment changes from bow legs to knock knees as children grow.
An interactive body explorer - tap on different areas to learn how cerebral palsy affects movement, muscles, and coordination.
An interactive activity - drag the hands to move the arms up and down! Great for teaching body awareness and bilateral coordination.
This blog explores the benefits of hydrotherapy for children with disabilities focusing on enjoyment, physiological effects and safety.
Tips and tricks to help support a successful transition to the school environment particularly when you have a child who is neurodivergent or has special needs.