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    CASEY HILL - PLAY STRONG PHYSIOTHERAPY

    In collaboration with the Queensland Children’s Lung and Sleep Specialists and Paeds in a Pod

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    What shall we do with the W sitter?

    What shall we do with the W sitter?

    Physio 101: Headaches in Children

    Physio 101: Headaches in Children

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    Dealing with (or without) a Diagnosis

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    • baby
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    Toy Guide: 0 - 6 months

    Toy Guide: 0 - 6 months

    With so many different options on the market, it can be hard to know what toys are worth purchasing and which will end up at the bottom of the toy box never to be seen again. What makes a good toy? In this age group we are looking for Longevity: Will it grow with your baby? Will it stand up to little Hercules hurling it from the highchair 345 times? Developmentally appropriate: Will it provide the right type of stimulation at the right time to help your baby learn and grow?
    Pop Quiz: What personality type is your child?

    Pop Quiz: What personality type is your child?

    One key part of motor development that is easy to overlook is the impact of a child’s personality. I tend to find children fall into one of four categories: is your child the Explorer, the Performer, the Engineer or the Observer? Take the quick quiz below, and find out how to guide your child’s play to embrace their strengths, and direct them out of their comfort zone. Question 1: You’ve just gotten up for the day, and Dad is in the kitchen getting breakfast ready. How does
    Keeping a level head – managing “Flat Head Syndrome” in babies

    Keeping a level head – managing “Flat Head Syndrome” in babies

    Ask any mother who has faced the eye watering proposition of a vaginal delivery, and they will be thankful that evolution was kind enough to
    Milestones: Method or Madness?

    Milestones: Method or Madness?

    Every parent has been there. Maybe you are sitting across from your GP, trying to stop little Susie from sticking a tongue depressor up her

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