Hypermobility in children under 5 years of age
Exercises for strengthening your child’s legs, arms and core muscles to help support their hypermobile joints
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Patient Information Leaflets
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Introducing solids for babies following a milk-free diet
For parents and carers of babies with a milk allergy - outlines how to wean your child onto solid food while maintaining a milk fee diet
Read moreMilk free diet for children with milk allergy
Advice for parents and carers of babies and children with a milk allergy. It explains how milk allergy can affect your child’s health, how a diagnosis is made and how you can manage your child’s diet to reduce their symptoms
Read moreNeonatal physiotherapy - Why has my baby been referred?
Information for parents of babies born under 30 weeks who have been referred to the Neonatal Physiotherapy Service
Read moreNo longer allergic - Following a child's Oral Food Challenge (OFC)
Advice for families whose child has demonstrated in an Oral Food Challenge that they are no longer allergic to the food / milk that they were challenged to
Read morePaediatric clinical psychology
This leaflet is for children, young people and their families to tell them about the Paediatric Clinical Psychology service at the Royal Berkshire Hospital.
Read morePatient Advice and Liaison Service (PALS)
The first point of contact for any help you might need, as a patient, carer or visitor attending the Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust
Read morePatient Advice and Liaison Service (PALS) - Easy Read version
PALS can help you with questions you have about your care at the hospital.
Read morePerthes - Range of movement exercises
Useful information on suitable activities to keep children with Perthes active and flexible
Read morePerthes - General information for parents and carers
Useful information for parents and carers on Perthes disease (hip disorder), and how your child may be affected and the condition managed
Read morePerthes - Strengthening exercises
Useful information on suitable activities to keep children with Perthes active, and their muscles strong and flexible.
Read morePlaster cast stretch following Botulinum Toxin A injection
An overview of calf muscle stretch exercises that can be done after a plaster cast has been removed and plaster cast care for children and young people with neurological conditions
Read morePre-operative assessment (Easy Read)
Easy read information about what to expect when you go to hospital for a pre-operative (pre-op) assessment
Read moreRemoving your child's cannula
Instructions explain how to safely remove a cannula used to give your child medication or fluids
Read moreSEND -Taking a child with special educational needs or a disability to hospital
Guide for parents and carers written in co-production with three parent/carer forums in the west of Berkshire
Read moreSerial casting
Explains what to expect when you bring your child in to the Plaster Room for serial casting to treat tiptoe walking
Read moreSinding-Larsen Johansson condition
Aims to answer some of the questions that you or your child may have about Sinding-Larsen Johansson Condition - which causes knee pain in children before or around the teenage years (ages 10-15)
Read moreToe walking
For parents of children who walk on their toes - explains what it is, why children do it and what treatments are available
Read moreTransitioning to adult healthcare with a learning disability
For young people with a learning disability and parents /carers - explains process for moving from paediatric to adult services and the change of services supporting you
Read moreTransitioning to adult healthcare with epilepsy
For young people with epilepsy and parents or carers - explains process for moving from paediatric to adult services and how the services supporting you will change
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