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Blount’s Disease in Children: Building Confidence and Knowing When to Consider Surgery
Blount’s Disease is a growth disorder that affects the bones of the lower leg, particularly the tibia (shinbone). It causes the leg to angle inward, creating a bow-legged appearance that typically worsens over time. While mild bowing is common in toddlers, Blount’s Disease is a progressive condition that requires monitoring and, in some cases, surgical…
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Finding Your Child’s Voice: Confidence and Success with Verbal Dyspraxia
Verbal dyspraxia, also known as Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS), is a motor planning disorder that affects a child’s ability to speak clearly and consistently. While the child knows what they want to say, the brain has difficulty coordinating the movements of the mouth, lips, and tongue to form sounds and words. Speech may come…
