Breastfeeding is often described as a natural process, but for many new parents, it is also a physically demanding skill that requires significant adaptation. While much of the support for breastfeeding traditionally comes from lactation consultants, physiotherapy compliments their work by playing an important role in addressing the musculoskeletal challenges that can make the process difficult or painful.

Motor Development (Part 2)

If your baby is having trouble moving, meeting milestones, or using certain muscles, you might wonder if pediatric physiotherapy could help.

If you’ve noticed your child’s feet look “flat” when they stand, you’re probably wondering whether it’s something to worry about. Flat feet are very common in children, and in many cases, they’re a normal part of development. That said, some types of flat feet do benefit from assessment and treatment, especially if pain, balance issues, or fatigue start showing up.

Have you noticed your child walking on their toes and wondered whether it is something to worry about? While it is common to see a toddler popping up onto their toes during those first few steps, many parents wonder when this movement pattern shifts from "normal phase" to "potential concern."

Is your child walking on their toes? Learn when toe-walking is normal, when it may need assessment, and how pediatric physiotherapy can help improve gait and flexibility in Kanata and Orleans.

Motor Development (Part 1)