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
Natural Healing for Kids’ Wellbeing
Promoting Movement & Pain Relief
Breastfeeding Support & Guidance for Caregivers
Dental Care That Starts With Education
Helping Kids Thrive in Daily Life
Comprehensive Child-Centered Therapy
Expert Foot Care for Children’s Health
Helping Kids Thrive in Daily Life
Navigating Parenthood with Confidence
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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How long should a breastfeed be? Typically breastfeeds are between 10 minutes and 40 minutes – if breastfeeds are any longer or shorter than this range, there is often a breastfeeding problem and mom is usually experiencing a number of other concerns as well.
What is plagiocephaly (baby head shape flattening)? Plagiocephaly is a fancy term for flat head syndrome. There are actually 2 types: plagiocephaly (where one side of the head is flatter than the other, commonly associated with torticollis), and brachycephaly (flat head across the whole back of the skull).
As a Lactation Consultant, one of the number one questions I get asked by nursing mamas is: “How do I tell whether my baby is getting enough breastmilk?”.
Cradle cap in babies is ubiquitous in the newborn period. It usually presents as orange or yellow, oily or greasy flakes on your baby’s scalp.
Baby acne on the face is prevalent in the newborn period. This baby rash usually occurs at a few weeks of age and presents a baby face rash with small bumps on the cheeks, nose, or chin.
Baby head shapes come in a lot of different “flavors.” A few hours to days after birth, it is prevalent for babies to have strange head shapes.
Baby poo can be an area of constant stress for new parents. There is a massive variation in the color, frequency, and consistency of stools, both in breast-fed and formula-fed babies.
Gas pains are extremely common. Typically at around one month of age. If your baby is otherwise fine, they are probably learning to poo.
Most pediatricians recommend only sterilizing for the first four months. After that, using soap and water is enough. Almost every other thing that your baby puts in their mouth is unsterile, including the human breast!