Can Flatfoot Be Cured?

Imagine walking comfortably all day without feeling the strain of fallen arches. For millions dealing with flatfoot, this is a daily challenge. But is there a real solution? Can flatfoot truly be cured, or is managing the condition the only option? The answer is more...

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How to Correct W Sitting and Improve Posture?

Have you noticed your child sitting with their legs forming a "W" shape? While it may seem harmless, this habit can impact posture, muscle development, and even long-term mobility. But is it possible to correct W sitting and encourage healthier sitting habits? The...

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What Causes Cerebral Palsy?

Imagine a condition that affects movement and muscle control, yet its origins remain a puzzle for many. Cerebral Palsy is often diagnosed in early childhood, but what truly causes it? Is it something that happens before birth, during delivery, or even after? The...

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What Causes Scoliosis?

Imagine waking up one day and realizing your spine isn’t as straight as it once was. For many, scoliosis starts as a subtle change—an unexplained curve that gradually alters posture and movement. But what truly causes this condition? Is it genetics, lifestyle, or...

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What Causes Torticollis in Babies?

You gently place your baby in the crib, only to notice they always tilt their head to one side. At first, it seems like a harmless habit—but could it be something more? Torticollis in babies is more common than many realize, yet its causes remain a mystery to many...

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What is TMR Tots?

TMR Tots is a modified version of Total Motion Release with a focus on the achievement of functional outcomes. While the greatest excitement among parents and therapists has been in finding a tearless method to effectively treat children with torticollis, the concept...

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Hypotonia: Low Muscle Tone

Deep Pressure Foot Massage Apply firm pressure to bottom of baby’s foot to stimulate blood flow and muscle development. Full Contact Massage Using your whole hand, wrap around baby’s leg as you provide a firm grip along their full leg starting at the foot and moving...

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