P.T. (Physiotherapist)
Sep
P.T. (Physiotherapist)
Physiotherapist (physio) – you may be introduced to a physio early on. They can help look at your baby’s muscles and tone. Some H.I.E. babies may be quite stiff whilst others a bit floppy (see hypotonia). Physios can also look at their chest if they are a bit crackly. They may show you some stretches and moves to do with your baby to help, and look at good positioning in the cot or seat.
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We were recently asked if we had resources that could support a family who didn’t have English as their first language. Yes we do! There’s our @reciteme toolbar (as the video clip shows, it’s easy to navigate!) and also we can match with a counsellor / therapist in a chosen…
Thank you to everyone who came to see our stand yesterday at the @babylifeline #MatSafety2024 Conference, to the brilliant speakers and panels, and of course the Baby Lifeline team who must have put so much work in to organising the event.
It was great to learn, share and…
This is what we all want to see - a reduction in H.I.E. rates. Wonderful to meet @CatherineH_RM and @Sblackwell192 who work so hard to achieving this with their teams. The impact for families is huge 💕 #MatSafety2024 @BabyLLTraining
