Does my child need Physiotherapy?
- Premature babies and babies born with slight to severe problems often don’t meet their development milestones. Each baby has its own journey and schedule of course, but there is a ‘normal’ time range in which babies should achieve physical skills such as: rolling; sipping from a cup; sitting up by themselves; reaching and grasping toys; saying mama or dada; moving around on the tummy and crawling as well as developing walking ability and various other coordination and fine motor skills as young toddlers.
- If there is any delay in reaching milestones or you have concerns about the way your baby is posturing or moving, it’s imperative to see a physiotherapist as early as possible. The sooner a physiotherapist starts working with your baby, the sooner you will understand what is happening and how you can help your baby – and the more likely it is that your baby can be helped to be the best he or she can be.
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