Infant Orthopaedic Clinic

Because a baby's early movements can reveal a lot.

A baby's early movements can reveal important signs about their growth and development. At the Infant Orthopaedic Clinic at Sterling Hospitals, our specialists assess bone, joint, spine and movement-related concerns with care, patience and clinical expertise. Whether you have noticed an unusual posture, delayed movement or a possible injury, our team is here to help you understand the concern and guide you towards the right care.

Congenital Deformity Care
Paediatric Spine Clinic
Fracture Care
Cerebral Palsy Support
Gentle, Child-Friendly Care

When should you consult an infant orthopaedic specialist?

Every baby develops at their own pace, but speak to our experts if you notice any of these signs.

Uneven or stiff limbs, hips or spine

Legs, feet, hips, arms or spine appearing uneven, stiff or unusually curved.

Delayed movement milestones

Delayed movement or developmental milestones.

Sudden reduction in limb movement

A sudden reduction in normal arm or leg movement.

Crying when a limb is touched

Crying when a limb is touched or moved.

Unexplained irritability after a fall

Unexplained irritability following a fall or injury.

Unusual stiffness or floppiness

Unusual stiffness or floppiness in the body.

Favouring one side of the body

Your baby consistently favouring one side of the body.

Feeding difficulty with unusual posture

Difficulty feeding along with unusual posture or movement.

Any change in movement that concerns you

These signs may not always indicate a serious condition, but a timely assessment can provide clarity and reassurance.

Our Specialised Services

Examining an infant requires patience, sensitivity and specialised expertise. At Sterling Hospitals, every assessment is conducted in a calm and child-friendly environment.

Congenital Deformity Assessment

Paediatric Spine Clinic

Paediatric Fracture Care

Cerebral Palsy Mobility Clinic

How We Care for Your Baby

Focused assessment and treatment for congenital, developmental and injury-related concerns.

Congenital Deformity Assessment and Care

Some babies are born with differences in the shape, position or movement of their feet, legs, hips, arms or spine. Our specialists carefully assess the condition, explain how it may affect growth and recommend the most suitable care plan.

  • Regular monitoring as the baby grows
  • Gentle correction or casting
  • Braces or supportive devices
  • Physiotherapy
  • Surgery, when required

Paediatric Spine Clinic

Spinal concerns in infants may be present from birth or become noticeable over time. Our specialists assess the spine, posture, muscle strength and movement to understand the concern clearly.

  • Clinical evaluation and regular monitoring
  • Imaging, when required
  • Physiotherapy
  • Braces or other supportive devices
  • Surgical treatment for complex conditions

Paediatric Fracture Care

Infants may not be able to show where they are experiencing pain. A fracture may appear as swelling, reduced movement, crying when a limb is touched or unexplained irritability after a fall or injury.

  • Gentle and careful examination
  • Age-appropriate imaging and diagnosis
  • Splints or casts
  • Pain management
  • Regular follow-up to monitor healing and bone growth

Cerebral Palsy Mobility Clinic

Cerebral palsy can affect muscle tone, posture, balance and movement differently in every child. Our multidisciplinary team focuses on improving comfort, mobility and independence.

  • Orthopaedic assessment
  • Physiotherapy and stretching programmes
  • Braces and supportive devices
  • Mobility aids
  • Regular reviews as the child grows

What to Expect During Your Visit

The specialist will ask about your baby's birth history, developmental milestones and movement patterns.

1

Understand

We listen to your concerns about your baby

2

Examine

A gentle, child-friendly clinical examination

3

Investigate

Imaging or tests only when necessary

4

Explain

Clear explanation of findings and next steps

5

Support

Guidance through every stage of treatment

You know your baby best.

If something about their movement, posture or development does not seem right, speaking to a specialist can help provide answers and peace of mind. Consult the Infant Orthopaedic Clinic at Sterling Hospitals.

Need help?

Talk to our care team.

98 98 98 78 78

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Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of signs should I look for in my baby's movement?

Watch for uneven or stiff limbs, delayed movement milestones, sudden reduction in arm or leg movement, crying when a limb is touched, or your baby consistently favouring one side of the body. Any change in movement that concerns you is worth a specialist opinion.

Will my baby need imaging or tests at the first visit?

Not necessarily. The specialist will first take a detailed history and gently examine your baby. Imaging or additional tests are recommended only when required.

Can cerebral palsy-related concerns be managed at this clinic?

Yes. The Cerebral Palsy Mobility Clinic offers orthopaedic assessment, physiotherapy, braces and supportive devices, with care personalised and adapted as your child grows.

How are congenital deformities treated in infants?

Depending on the condition, care may include regular monitoring, gentle correction or casting, braces or supportive devices, physiotherapy, or surgery when required. Early assessment often makes treatment simpler.

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