What Do We Know About Physical Activity and Cerebral Palsy?
In fact, physical inactivity has been identified as the fourth biggest mortality risk factor.
How To Plan Travelling with Kids Who Have Disabilities
When travelling, doing some research to get inspiration and tips is always useful. We’ve picked up some inspiration from some of our favourite online resources , and added our own expertise and experience. Here are…
Can You Use Artificial Intelligence to Diagnose CP?
An early diagnosis of CP is important, to allow measures to be taken and treatment to begin as soon as possible. Today, the average age of a child diagnosed with CP is 2 years, and this could be improved…
Kaja Uses Innowalk Every Day: She's Happier and More Energized
The sun creeps across the room. It’s quiet at Bjørnholt secondary school, but the silence is soon to be disrupted by the sound of singing, playing and movement. We are visiting a part of the school especially…
Botox For Cerebral Palsy – Does It Help?
Botox is the brand name for the injectable drug made from a toxic substance called botulinum toxin A. For the sake of simplicity, we’ll just stick to the brand name in this article.
Liz Cowan: Symmetrical Positioning or Movement? We Need Both!
One of my concerns as a paediatric physiotherapist is the amount of time children with disabilities spend being static in chairs/supportive equipment as opposed to moving. I worry that medical concerns about…
Håkon with Vici Syndrome Had to Undergo Surgery – Now He’s Taking Steps with the new NF-Walker
Håkon is a five-year-old boy with the rare Vici syndrome, which led him to develop contractures in his legs. After undergoing surgery, Håkon relied on movement devices in his pursuit of self-initiated steps.
Blogs Written by Parents with Children Using Made for Movement Devices
Are you looking for inspiration from other parents? Here’s a list of blogs with parents sharing small glimpses of their own, and their children's lives.