Did you know that Cerebral Palsy affects movement and posture and is the most common motor disability in childhood? Stay tuned every Tuesday for interesting facts and trivia about Cerebral Palsy as we raise awareness this month. #TriviaTuesday #CerebralPalsyAwareness #PediatricNeurology #PediatricNeurosurgery
Take a moment today to practice mindfulness with your little ones. Whether it's deep breathing exercises, a nature walk, or simply sitting quietly together, mindfulness can help promote mental well-being for both children and adults. #MindfulnessMonday #PediatricNeurology #PediatricNeurosurgery #MentalHealth
MYTH: While it's true that listening to music can have various benefits for the brain, such as improving mood and concentration, there's no concrete evidence to support the idea that it directly increases intelligence. Intelligence is a complex trait influenced by a multitude of factors, including genetics, environment, education, and experiences. So, while enjoying classical […]
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The 13th Annual Gala is hosted by the NJ Craniofacial Center (501c3), to help raise money for to provide continued treatement and services to the children and families in need around the world. Our gala will take place on Tuesday May 21, 2024, 6:00PM, at The Park Savoy Estate. Our theme this year is bow […]
False! Children's nervous systems continue to develop and mature throughout childhood and adolescence. In fact, significant growth and refinement occur during these early years, laying the foundation for various cognitive, emotional, and physical abilities. So, while babies are born with basic neurological structures, their nervous systems undergo substantial growth and organization in the years to […]
Wishing you a mindful Monday filled with self-love and compassion. 🌸 #MindfulnessMonday #SelfCompassion #LoveYourself
Epilepsy is a neurological condition that affects millions of children worldwide, presenting unique challenges for them and their families. As parents navigate this journey, partnering with pediatric epilepsy specialists becomes crucial. This blog post aims to guide parents on supporting their children with epilepsy, highlighting the importance of accurate diagnosis, medication monitoring, understanding seizure triggers, […]
The 13th Annual Gala is hosted by the NJ Craniofacial Center (501c3), to help raise money for to provide continued treatement and services to the children and families in need around the world. Our gala will take place on Tuesday May 21, 2024, 6:00PM, at The Park Savoy Estate. Our theme this year is bow […]
The complex world of pediatric neurology and neurosurgery can be daunting for parents. When your child needs care for a neurological condition, understanding the roles of a pediatric neurologist and a pediatric neurosurgeon is crucial. This blog aims to demystify these specialties, highlighting the best pediatric neurologist and neurosurgeon options in New Jersey and guiding […]
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