In clinical practice, there are children who create a particular feeling: “something doesn’t quite fit.”They move, play, and even meet certain milestones, but they show subtle difficulties:◾ they trip frequently◾... read more →
In pediatric clinical practice, there is a scene that repeats itself frequently: families arriving with a specific concern — “he doesn’t turn his head,” “he trips a lot,” “he’s not... read more →
In recent years, few concepts have gained as much presence in clinical practice asneuromeningeal tension. For many professionals, it represents a key piece in understanding symptoms that were previously difficult... read more →
Children’s gait is an evolving process that reflects the maturation of the neuromotor system. Among the most frequent concerns in clinical consultations, internal rotation of the feet — commonly described... read more →
Congenital Muscular Torticollis (CMT) is one of the most common disorders in paediatric clinical practice, yet it is still approached far too often from a limited perspective. In many cases,... read more →
It is common for families and professionals to become concerned when a child walks on their toes.Traditionally, this behaviour has been associated with shortening of the calf muscles or the... read more →
If you have a baby gym at home, this article is for you.It is not that it is a “bad” item, but rather that it is often used in a... read more →
Positional plagiocephaly has become increasingly common in recent years. It is estimated to affect approximately 30% of healthy babies, and in the case of multiple pregnancies the incidence may be... read more →
In clinical practice, it is common to see babies who crawl in “different” ways: with one foot turned outward, in a semi-sitting position, or using patterns that differ from classic... read more →
One of the biggest concerns for families in the early months of life is, undoubtedly, sudden infant death. The feared situation where the baby is sleeping and never wakes up... read more →