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PHYSIO FOR BABIES
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When to see a Physio for your baby:
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You are concerned that your babies physical development may be delayed (e.g., not moving into sitting by 9 months, not pulling to stand by 12 months, not walking by 18 months)
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Your baby is not tolerating tummy time well
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Your baby feels stiff or floppy to handle
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Your baby is taking a long time to develop control of their head
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Your baby has a preference to turn their head in one direction or there is a flat spot on the back of their head
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You notice a difference between your babies left and right side (e.g., a noticeable preference to use one hand)
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Your baby was born prematurely
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Your baby has a diagnosed condition and/or NDIS funding
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