The Lactation Crew at Kidcrew will support you and your vision of feeding success.
Babies begin their gross motor development by learning to lift their heads on their tummy.
Occupational therapy promotes independence in everyday life.
Our therapy team is dedicated to helping your family with improving your child’s mental health.
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Our team provides assessment and intervention for mental health concerns with a focus on early intervention and early childhood.
We assess and treat children with a variety of diagnoses (ie. LD, ASD, SPD, ADD/ADHD, developmental delays, & physical disabilities).
Our team provides individualized assessment & treatment for a variety of communication disorders.
Our team evaluates and provides care for children with developmental and/or behavioural problems.
Breast and chest feeding support ensuring a supportive environment for every family.
Our Sports Medicine team specializes in the treatment of athletes and other physically active individuals.
Our team working with kids to achieve better physical and mental health.
Kidcrew is a forward-thinking clinic focused on cutting-edge scientific research and latest technology in kids’ health.
Allergy & Immunology Care for Pediatric Patients
Gentle Pediatric Adjustments
Navigating Parenthood with Confidence
Comprehensive Child-Centered Therapy
Breastfeeding Support & Guidance for Caregivers
Helping Kids Thrive in Daily Life
Natural Healing for Kids’ Wellbeing
Expert Foot Care for Children’s Health
Helping Kids Thrive in Daily Life
Promoting Movement & Pain Relief
Fostering development, health & curiosity
Navigating adolescence, growth & challenges
Empowering advice, support & guidance
Expert insights, practical solutions
Visual guides, education & tips
Your questions asked, our team of practitioners provide expert answers and guidance.
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Your nose produces up to a pint of snot per day, but you swallow most of it. While that may seem gross, it actually is very important and helps you stay healthy. Your snot keeps germs dirt and bacteria from getting into your lungs. Kind of like an air filter as you breathe.
Body odor, often a source of discomfort and self-consciousness, has its roots in a mixture of sweat, bacterial activity, and even dietary habits. Beyond the daily shower routine, understanding these triggers offers avenues for effective management and restored confidence.
Why Do Eyes Water? The Answer Might Not Be What You Expect! You’re outdoors, and a wind suddenly blows you in the face. You just noticed your eyes are tearing up and you’re not sad. So what’s going on? “My eyes are watering, and I’m not crying?”.
Yawning is normal – from babies to grandparents – everybody yawns. Even your pets and wild animals yawn. So why do we yawn? Well, the truth is we don’t know for sure, but we have a few ideas on why people yawn.
Why do I need to wash my hands? Easy – washing your hands helps protect you from germs. It also helps protect from spreading germs to other people.
Bad breath is common, and anybody can have it from time to time. The good news is there are ways to prevent bad breath and even treat it in more severe cases.
Unlike adults who can describe their symptoms (one-sided pounding headache with sensitivity to light, sound, nausea, and vomiting) most young children are limited in their ability to describe their headache given their developmental stage.
Sunburns increase the risk of developing other problems, including: -skin cancer -skin wrinkles and other skin blemishes, such as brown spots -cataracts, which can cause problems with vision Also, sunburns can be painful.
There are many benefits of strength training. Not only can it improve motor skill performance, speed, and power. Strength training can also reduce the risk of injury. It is important that children build up enough muscle to be able to keep up with increasing training demands in modern-day sports.