Cerebral Palsy
Motor Delays in Infants: What the AAP’s Screening Framework Means for Birth Injury Families in New York
When your child misses a motor milestone, the worry can feel overwhelming. You might wonder if the delay is a…
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Managing Your Child’s Orthotics After a Cerebral Palsy Diagnosis: Fitting, Care, and Long-Term Planning
When a child with cerebral palsy is prescribed orthotics, the device itself is only the beginning. Many families receive the…
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How Feeding Therapy Helps Babies With Birth Injuries Eat Safely and Grow
When a baby experiences a birth injury such as Hypoxic-Ischemic Encephalopathy (HIE), cerebral palsy, or a brain bleed, feeding difficulties…
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What a Swallow Study Reveals After a Birth Injury and Why Silent Aspiration Matters
When your newborn struggles to feed, every bottle or nursing session can feel overwhelming. You may notice coughing, gagging, or…
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Can Untreated Jaundice Cause Cerebral Palsy or Hearing Loss?
If your newborn developed jaundice and you’re now facing concerns about cerebral palsy, hearing loss, or other developmental challenges, you…
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Movement Asymmetry and Delays at 4 to 7 Months After Birth Complications
When a baby’s movements look different from what you expected during the first months of life, it is natural to…
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When to See a Developmental Pediatrician After Birth Complications
Parents who have been through a complicated delivery often find themselves watching their baby closely in the months that follow,…
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What Private PT and OT May Cost for a Child With Cerebral Palsy When Insurance Falls Short
When your child’s insurance plan limits therapy visits or does not cover the providers you need, you may start looking…
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How to Build a Daily Routine for a Child With Cerebral Palsy
Building a daily routine for a child with cerebral palsy is one of the most meaningful and practical things a…
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Why Children with Cerebral Palsy Walk on Their Toes and What Parents Can Do About It
If your child with cerebral palsy walks on their toes, you have probably already heard the term “spasticity” from a…
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