Mouth breathing is a condition where a person predominantly breathes through the mouth instead of the nose. While occasional mouth breathing is common during colds or allergies, consistent reliance on mouth breathing for more than six months is considered abnormal and may indicate underlying issues. Why Does Mouth Breathing Happen? Mouth breathing can occur due […]
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There are specific milestones that a child needs to accomplish throughout the different stages of infancy. These include crawling, walking, running, hopping, jumping, and riding a bicycle, also called gross motor skills—the movement of large muscle groups. When developmental milestones are delayed, it should be a major concern. This is because the delays could be
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Paediatric behavioural therapy is an effective method for managing behaviour issues in children with special needs. Children may also experience difficulties following instructions or expressing themselves, which makes it hard for them to socialize. Paediatric behavioural therapy can build and strengthen effective coping mechanisms. The therapy focuses on replacing undesirable behavioural patterns with healthy ways.
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Hearing loss is a common condition that affects children, with estimates suggesting that up to three in every 1000 newborns have a hearing impairment. For parents of children with hearing loss, it can be challenging to know how to support their child’s communication and language development. Speech and language therapy is the best option offered
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