If your child has been diagnosed with hypotonia, one of the first questions you may ask is, “Will they grow...

Many parents wonder whether hypotonia runs in families, especially after their child has been described as “floppy” or diagnosed with...

If your child has hypotonia, you may be wondering whether physiotherapy could help them sit, stand, walk, balance or take...

Hypotonia and muscle weakness are often confused because they can appear similar from the outside. You may notice that your...

Hypotonia means low muscle tone. In children, it is often described as “floppiness” because your child’s muscles may feel softer...

Many parents wonder whether depression runs in families. If you have experienced depression yourself, or there is a history of...

Antidepressants can be a worrying topic for parents. If your child has depression, you may wonder whether medication is necessary,...

Cognitive behavioural therapy, commonly known as CBT, is one of the main talking therapies used to support children and young...

Supporting a child with depression can feel overwhelming. You may want to help but worry about saying the wrong thing,...

Depression in children can be difficult to recognise because it does not always look the same as depression in adults....

Constipation is common in children, and diet is often one of the first things parents consider when trying to understand...

Toilet training is an important milestone, but it does not always go as smoothly as you hope. You may find...