Many parents notice flat spots on their baby’s head in the first few months of life. This is called plagiocephaly and is the result of a baby lying with their head turned predominately to one side. The infant skull is soft and the increased pressure on one side results in a flattening on that side … Read more
Pigeon toes, or intoeing, is where a child’s feet points inwards when they walk. It is common in toddlers and young children and generally resolves by around 8 to 10 years of age. Intoeing can be the result of your child’s foot shape (metatarsus adductus) or a twist in their tibia/shin bone (internal tibial torsion) … Read more
How much tummy time is enough? Many parents are unsure of when to start tummy time, how much to do and how to manage a baby who cries whenever they are placed on their tummy.