Yes, Physiotherapy can really help a child with Cerebral Palsy. Physiotherapy is one of the ways to treat children with Cerebral Palsy. It cannot make Cerebral Palsy go away. It can help a child with Cerebral Palsy move better balance better
Read MoreWhen to Seek Help? If your 2-year-old child is not talking yet you should not panic. You should also not ignore it. Some children start talking than others but not talking can also be a sign of a problem with communication,
Read MoreMy baby’s head is flat on one side and I am worried about this. A flat spot on one side of my baby’s head is usually caused by my baby spending much time in the same position. My baby’s head is
Read MoreIf your toddler walks on their toes sometimes it is probably a part of learning to walk. If your toddler walks on their toes all the time or if they cannot put their heels on the ground, you should take them
Read MoreYes—but only if your child sits in the W-position most of the time. Occasional W-sitting is common in young children, but frequent or prolonged W-sitting may affect posture, balance, muscle development, and coordination. At Physio Resource, home to some of the
Read MoreCauses, Treatment & When to See a Pediatric Physiotherapist Have you noticed that your baby always tilts their head to one side? It might look harmless at first, but if it continues for weeks, it could be a sign of Congenital
Read MoreFeeling stiff after a fall is common, but persistent or worsening stiffness should never be ignored. Even if there are no visible cuts or broken bones, a fall can cause muscle strains, ligament injuries, joint inflammation, bruising, or hidden fractures. Many
Read MoreNot every child starts walking at the exact same age, but if your child is not walking independently by around 18 months or has difficulty standing, balancing, or bearing weight, it’s important to seek a professional assessment rather than simply waiting.
Read MoreCauses, Prevention and Physiotherapy Solutions Feeling unusually tired, sluggish, or experiencing body aches during the rainy season is common among many women—but it shouldn’t be ignored if it affects daily life. Changes in humidity, reduced sunlight, poor sleep, dehydration, hormonal fluctuations,
Read MoreDon’t Ignore These Warning Signals Your body usually gives warning signs before a small problem becomes a serious one. Persistent pain, stiffness, weakness, poor balance, or difficulty performing everyday activities are not normal—even if they seem manageable. Early physiotherapy can identify
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