by Hanna Lidfors | Mar 1, 2020
Children who walk on their toes, even though they can, on request, walk with their entire foot down, are referred to as idiopathic toe walkers. There should be no other cause for toe walking, and it should arise in connection with the initiation of walking. For most...
by Hanna Lidfors | Apr 1, 2019
Containers baby syndrome (CBS) is a relatively new term developed by child specialists, referring to a collection of movement, behavioral, and other issues caused by a baby or infant spending too much time in a common ‘container’ used in the child’s...
by Hanna Lidfors | Mar 29, 2019
If you’re wondering if your child is ready to ride a bike or how to help create the conditions for cycling, you can watch this video that provides practical tips for preparing for...
by Hanna Lidfors | Mar 20, 2019
Consequences of too much supine positioning – on babies back Newborn babies are currently recommended to sleep on their backs, as supine positioning has clearly reduced the incidence of sudden infant death syndrome. This is encouraging and positive. Parents are...
by Hanna Lidfors | Mar 20, 2019
For those who are pediatric nurses, pediatricians, or pediatric physiotherapists, this film will provide you with insights into children’s motor development from 0 to 2 years, as well as deeper understanding in areas such as skull asymmetry, foot and leg...
