As a paediatric osteopath working with babies, I frequently see little ones who struggle with breastfeeding, experience excessive gas, or suffer from infant reflux. These common concerns are often linked not only to feeding mechanics but also to underlying structural tensions -particularly around the neck, jaw, and diaphragm - that may stem from birth experiences or developmental imbalances.

I am thrilled to share some exciting news with my patients and community! My clinic was honored to be one of only four finalists in the...

Does your baby: Bring up milk? Vomit shortly after feeding and/or a few hours after? Cough or choke during feeding? Get frequent hiccups?...

As an osteopath dedicated to promoting the well-being of the tiniest members of our community, I've noticed a growing number of babies...

Craniosynostosis is a rare defect which affects one in every 2,500-3,000 births, with boys three times more likely to develop the...

What is a tongue tie? A tongue tie, also known as ankyloglossia, is a condition where the strip of skin beneath the tongue (lingual...

I found out for the first time what the colic really is when my youngest godson was 2 weeks old. I came to visit him for the first time...

Osteopathy offers a non-invasive and holistic approach to help manage the symptoms associated with the tongue tie and also plays a supportive role in the post-frenectomy recovery.