From Crawling to Walking
Watching your baby take their first steps is a very exciting time! Every child is different and most will learn to walk in their own time.
When will my child walk?
Category: Paediatric Physiotherapy
Physiotherapy services to assist children with movement, recovery and issues with the musculoskeletal (MSK) system. News and information from our clinical research institute teams and professional paediatric physiotherapists.
Newborn Head Shape – What is Normal?
It’s very common for a newborn’s head to be elongated or have an odd shape. Babies may have an uneven head shape at birth, however this should remould to a normal, more symmetrical shape within 6 weeks after birth.
Why is tummy time important for my baby?
Tummy time builds head, neck and upper body strength, it will help your baby to develop skills they need to crawl, roll over, sit up and begin to stand. Your baby will naturally start trying to lift her head to see what is going on around her, but she won’t be able to hold her head up for long periods of time until she is around 3 or 4 months old.
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