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Victorian Children's Clinic

VCC is a private paediatric practice established in 2013. Our paediatric specialists provide high qu

15/07/2025

.net.au share some valuable information and tips on how to prevent and treat Influenza. The flu, or influenza, is an infectious disease caused by the influenza virus, which triggers annual epidemics. The most common strains are types A and B.

Type A can cause pandemics, as seen with the Spanish flu of 1918, due to its high mutation rate and ability to infect various animals. Type B is generally less severe and mostly affects humans, leading to seasonal outbreaks.

Each year, the flu impacts millions, imposing health care and economic burdens. In the U.S., it leads to thousands of hospitalizations and deaths annually. Vaccination and hygiene practices, like hand washing and mask-wearing during flu season, are crucial for controlling its spread.

10/07/2025

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The prevalence of myopia among 12-year-olds has doubled in six years due to increased screen time. This rise in screen exposure harms children's eye health, causing strain, blurred vision, and headaches, worsening nearsightedness.

Reduced outdoor activities, important for eye development, add to the issue since natural light is vital for good vision. Promoting healthier screen habits and more outdoor time is essential to protect young people's eyesight.

To learn more: head to www.esafekids.com.au/community

08/07/2025

is offering insightful tips on the importance of regular tooth brushing for people of all ages, including both grown-ups and children 🦷 🪥.

It's important for young ones to get accustomed to having their teeth thoroughly cleaned from an early age, so they perceive it as a routine aspect of their daily life. Kids will need guidance and encouragement to develop this new skill, but with persistent practice, they'll become proficient at brushing in no time.

30/06/2025

Getting your family ready for vaccination before their scheduled visit can ensure your child has a pleasant experience.

Explore the slides by for tips on making the vaccination process easier for kids and reducing their chance of developing a needle phobia

24/06/2025

shares knowledge of childrens asthma flare ups -

Winter illnesses can worsen asthma symptoms in youngsters, but there are steps you can take to prepare your family.

Check out their children's health video series on asthma for advice on:
- Identifying signs and symptoms of asthma
- Following an asthma action plan
- Handling severe asthma episodes in your child
- Correctly using asthma medications, inhalers, and spacers

20/06/2025

shares some valuable information regarding RSV.
Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) causes mild, cold-like symptoms in adults and older children but can be serious in infants and older adults, potentially leading to bronchiolitis and pneumonia. Seek medical attention if experiencing difficulty breathing, high fever, persistent cough, or decreased appetite, as these may indicate a severe infection. Early intervention helps manage symptoms and prevent complications.

12/06/2025

Swipe through our most frequently asked questions and get all the info you need in one place. Still curious? Drop your questions in the comments or DM us! 👇✨

26/05/2025

Health Advisory: Measles Cases Increasing from

With a surge in measles cases both globally and within Australia, it is advisable to verify if everyone in your household has had a minimum of two measles vaccine doses, especially those born between 1966 and 1992 or those who immigrated to Australia.

Infants, particularly those who have not been vaccinated, are susceptible to severe illness. Ensure you adhere to your child’s vaccination schedule and consult your physician prior to any international travel.

If your child shows symptoms of a rash following a fever, cough, runny nose, or red, inflamed eyes, especially after recent overseas travel or contact with a confirmed measles case, please consult your doctor.

22/05/2025

Specialist spotlight: Louise Guarrella

Louise began her career as a physiotherapist after graduating from Melbourne University in 2003. She gained experience in paediatric musculoskeletal and orthopaedic conditions, particularly with young dancers. Louise has worked in diverse settings, including as an onsite physiotherapist at the Victorian College of the Arts and as an Anatomy and Movement lecturer.

She uses her training in movement and clinical Pilates to support children in optimizing their motor skills. Louise has experience with children with neuromuscular and genetic disorders, developmental delays, torticollis, and plagiocephaly. She is passionate about early intervention for infants and supporting their developmental needs.

Louise, a mother of three, makes physiotherapy engaging for children. She is knowledgeable about the NDIS system and is passionate about advocating for families, helping children develop their physical skills to their fullest potential.

To make appointments or for further information about our services, please visit:
https://www.littlemoversphysio.com.au/about-us/paediatric-physiotherapy-malvern

08/05/2025

Is your family frequent visitors to the swimming pool?

Whenever you head to the pool, it's important to follow these guidelines from to ensure the well-being of your family and the wider community.

If your child has recently experienced diarrhea, it's best to refrain from pool visits for a fortnight after the symptoms have ceased to prevent the spread of germs in the pool water.

29/04/2025

At what point is it safest for your child to transition out of a booster seat?

Explore the slides from to understand how children are best safeguarded during accidents when they are in the most suitable car restraint for their height and weight.

22/04/2025

provides important insights on temperature-related concerns:

"What temperature is dangerous?"
"When should I take my child to the hospital?"
"How high is too high?"

But here's the reality – it’s not just about the thermometer reading.

🌡️ A high temperature doesn't always indicate a serious illness.
🥶 A low temperature doesn't always mean everything is fine – it could signal something more concerning.

What truly matters is how your child looks, acts, and responds.

For more detailed information, visit and check out their "Managing Everyday Sickness" course.

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Malvern, VIC

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	9am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	9am - 5:30pm
Thursday	9am - 5:30pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Website

http://www.victorianchildrensclinic.com.au/

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