Developmental Hip Dysplasia, what is it, how to recognise it in your baby and what can we do about it?
Posted by Reena Murray onDevelopmental Hip Dysplasia (sometimes called a ‘clicky hip’) refers to an abnormal development of the hip joint in infants and children.
There are several easy-to-recognise signs of hip dysplasia, including:
- Clicking or clunking when moving the hip
- Uneven thigh or buttock skin creases
- Uneven leg length
- Weight-bearing to one side when sitting...
Breastfeeding: it’s normal to not feel normal
Posted by Reena Murray onWe’ve all seen the idyllic pictures on social media of smiling mums feeding their gorgeous newborn babies - but pictures are rarely shown of the mum who is googling breastfeeding tips at 2 am, struggling with a little one that just won’t feed.
Plagiocephaly (Flat head syndrome)
Posted by Reena Murray onOne of the most common reasons parents bring their babies to see me for treatment is because their baby has a flat head, otherwise known as Plagiocephaly, or Flat Head Syndrome. Let's take a closer look at:
- what plagiocephaly is,
- how it happens,
- what it means for your child’s health,
- how to recognise it and
- what treatment options are available to you so you can make an informed choice about treatment for your child.