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Jun 25, 2024 14 min

#34 Let’s Talk About … W-sitting and walking patterns: Typical development or concern?

from ECA Podcast Series Hosted by Early Childhood Australia

In this podcast, Early Childhood Specialists Viola and Aline talk to ECA NT Physiotherapist Amy who explains why Allied Health Professionals are so interested in W-sitting, in-toe/out-toe and toe walking. They will help us understand whether children are developing typically in this area and when professional help should be sought, as well as providing practical strategies to support the process.

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