The largest group of concerned parents visiting my practice are those who are concerned about their child's eating difficulties. When asked, "What brings you to me?", they most often reply: "A shortened frenulum of the tongue". A little impatiently ...
Difficulty with your child's eating? The frenulum may be to blame.... Read more
The birth, the silence, the waiting... for... that first Breath. The first one is considered crucial, but subsequent breaths are greatly underestimated - in infancy, early childhood and into adulthood. A ...
Open mouth in a child - just a habit or something more? Read more
If you notice that your child has problems with reading or writing, is slower to absorb language material than peers, often confuses letters or avoids reading aloud - it may be developmental dyslexia. Do not ...
When going with a newborn to the paediatrician to check that he or she is healthy and adapting properly to ectopic life, it is just as worthwhile to go to a paediatric neurologist. Such a visit can bring ...
The process of expanding a toddler's diet can often be stressful for parents. A plethora of information ... from when? From what? Not enough? Where does he fit in? Or do I turn on a story, entertain, puzzle? What do I do ...
Expanding Your Toddler's Diet: Practical Tips from a Neurologist Read more
