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What is Plagiocephaly (flat head) and torticollis and how are they realted?
Often if there is a plagiocephaly (flattening at the back of baby's head), there is also a torticollis in the neck, which explains why the flat spot on your baby's head is on one side. By addressing the torticollis, you are addressing the plagiocephaly because it can improve baby's neck range of motion, thereby changing the preference your baby often wants to look, or sleep.How do I know if my baby has a torticollis? Often you will see your baby either preferring to look one
Heather Gibson PT
Mar 91 min read


When Do You Need to See a Pediatric Physiotherapist?
Many people are not sure if their baby might need to see a pediatric physiotherapist. Here are some examples of when it would be good to contact someone for help. Delay in Motor Milestones This is can be tough to determine for parents who don't have a trained eye for this. It's not always "what" they are doing but the "quality" of the movements you see. You can refer to my previous blogs regarding milestones and when you should expect them to occur. Some other things to consi
Heather Gibson PT
Jan 152 min read


Cerebral Palsy and physiotherapy
What is Cerebral Palsy? Cerebral Palsy is a group of neurological conditions that affect muscle tone, movement and posturing. It can be caused by a brain injury before, during or after birth. The severity of the condition varies greatly between children. How does early intervention help? Research shows that the earlier intervention starts the more progress your child can make due to critical windows of brain development. Physiotherapy can help regulate muscle tone, help with
Heather Gibson PT
Oct 29, 20251 min read


Plagiocephaly and Torticollis
Often if there is a plagiocephaly, there is also a torticollis in the neck, which explains why the flat spot on your baby's head is on...
Heather Gibson PT
Feb 13, 20252 min read
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