Mobi Kids

Mobi Kids We are a paediatric therapy clinic in Bella Vista specialising in Physio, OT and Speech Therapy.

Great news! 🎉 Mobi Kids currently has immediate availability for in-clinic Speech Pathology appointments! Our experience...
12/08/2025

Great news! 🎉 Mobi Kids currently has immediate availability for in-clinic Speech Pathology appointments!
 
Our experienced Speech Pathologists are ready to welcome your child for ongoing sessions, with no waitlist, at our Bella Vista clinic. 🥳
 
We work with children of all ages to support:
💭 Speech sounds and clarity
💭 Language skills
💭 Literacy skills
💭 Feeding difficulties & fussy eating
💭 AAC, Key Word Signs, PECS
💭 Stuttering
 
🙋‍♀️ Looking for a speechie for your child or are not sure where to start with your child’s communication or feeding?
 
Come chat to one of our friendly team members!
 
✉️ hello@mobihealthcare.com.au
📞 1800 047 888

It’s Jeans for Genes day! 🧬👖Did you know that 1 in 20 kids can be born with a defect or genetic disease, like cancer, cy...
07/08/2025

It’s Jeans for Genes day! 🧬👖

Did you know that 1 in 20 kids can be born with a defect or genetic disease, like cancer, cystic fibrosis, and life-threatening metabolic disorders?

Jeans for Genes day is all about raising awareness and funds for groundbreaking research into treatments and cures that could change lives. 💙

Mobi Kids recently had the opportunity to attend a special event to raise money for gene therapy. There are some exciting developments that are happening, so stay tuned! 👀

Throw on your best denim to show your support! 👖

🚨Registrations Are NOW OPEN for Mobi Kids Intensives (Jan–June 2026)!🚨Whether you’re looking for Occupational Therapy, S...
21/07/2025

🚨Registrations Are NOW OPEN for Mobi Kids Intensives (Jan–June 2026)!🚨

Whether you’re looking for Occupational Therapy, Speech/Feeding Therapy, and/or Physiotherapy, now’s the time to lock in your preferred dates and disciplines.

🗓️ Spots are limited — don’t wait! First round closes Sunday, 3rd August 2025.

✅ Head to the registration link in our bio to secure your child’s place today!

🌈 Mobi Kids intensive registration opens next Monday, 21st July 2025! Our first round of intensive registrations for Jan...
15/07/2025

🌈 Mobi Kids intensive registration opens next Monday, 21st July 2025!

Our first round of intensive registrations for January to June 2026 will be opened for 2 weeks, between the 21st July to the 3rd August 2025.

The registration link will be released on our instagram bio. So keep an eye out! 👀

Due to the high demand, we may not be able to accomodate your ideal preferences so make sure you get in early ⏰

🌈 Happy Purple Day! Today is World Epilepsy Awareness Day - a day dedicated to increasing global awareness of epilepsy, ...
26/03/2025

🌈 Happy Purple Day!

Today is World Epilepsy Awareness Day - a day dedicated to increasing global awareness of epilepsy, breaking down misconceptions, and spreading accurate information! 💪🌎

Wear purple to show your support!🕺

Happy World Down Syndrome Day! 🧦💙💛Celebrating our sweetest and sassiest bunch of kiddos you’ll ever meet! 🥳
21/03/2025

Happy World Down Syndrome Day! 🧦💙💛

Celebrating our sweetest and sassiest bunch of kiddos you’ll ever meet! 🥳

Warm wishes for a safe and a Merry Christmas from all of us at Mobi! 🎄✨
24/12/2024

Warm wishes for a safe and a Merry Christmas from all of us at Mobi! 🎄✨

🌈 Today is World Cerebral Palsy Day!🙋‍♀️ This year, the theme is  .  celebrates the individuality and uniqueness of ever...
05/10/2024

🌈 Today is World Cerebral Palsy Day!

🙋‍♀️ This year, the theme is .

celebrates the individuality and uniqueness of every single person with lived experience of cerebral palsy – their passions, pursuits and unique experiences. 🤩

🤔 What is Cerebral Palsy?
Cerebral Palsy (CP) refers to a group of neurological disorders that affect movement, muscle tone, and motor skills. It results from damage to the infant brain, often occurring before, during, or shortly after birth. 🧠

☝️The type of CP is described by the way it affects a child’s movement (spastic, dyskenetic, ataxic, mixed), the part of the body that is affected (quadriplegia, diplegia, hemiplegia), and by how severe these affects are.

💡Did you know…
💭 Spastic Cerebral Palsy is one of the most common forms of CP, characterised by stiff muscles and jerky movements.
💭 It is a non-progressive condition - meaning the brain damage does not worsen over time. However, the physical effects can change as a person grows.
💭 It is estimated that every 1 in 700 children in Australia are born with CP

🤝 Management of Cerebral Palsy should take on a multi-disciplinary approach to ensure that all areas of care are addressed!

👐 Join us in raising awareness for World Cerebral Palsy Day as we advocate for inclusion, support, and empowerment for individuals with CP and their families!

🌈 Happy World Physiotherapy Day from our Mobi Healthcare and Mobi Kids team! 🥳 Today, we celebrate all the amazing physi...
08/09/2024

🌈 Happy World Physiotherapy Day from our Mobi Healthcare and Mobi Kids team! 🥳

Today, we celebrate all the amazing physiotherapists worldwide who empower individuals of all ages to live life to their fullest. 💪

Thank you for your commitment to improving lives every day! 🤗

🌈 It’s World Duchenne Awareness Day (WDAD) 2024! On this day we wear red to raise awareness for individuals with Duchenn...
06/09/2024

🌈 It’s World Duchenne Awareness Day (WDAD) 2024!
 
On this day we wear red to raise awareness for individuals with Duchenne and Becker Muscular Dystrophy all around the globe. 🌍
 
This year, the theme is “Raise your voice for Duchenne” 🗣️. It’s all about creating a society that provides equal opportunities for everyone! 🤲
 
🧐 What is Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD)?
🧬 DMD is caused by mutations in the dystrophin gene located in the X chromosome.
🧬 This gene is responsible for producing dystrophin, a protein crucial for muscle integrity.
 
💡 Did you know…
💭 1 in 5000 newborn boys in the world are affected by Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD).
💭 This condition predominantly affects boys. This is because boys only have one single X chromosome. Girls can be carriers of this genetic error too, however usually experience mild symptoms only 😮
💭 DMD usually appears between ages 2 and 5. Early signs often include difficulty walking, frequent falls, and muscle weakness 👶
💭 Treatment for DMD has progressed significantly over the years, and research is continuously ongoing! Currently, treatment focuses on gene therapy, exon skipping, and medications that improve/preserve muscle function and slow down progression of the condition. 💊
 
💁‍♂️ Becker Muscular Dystrophy (BMD) is a rarer form of DMD, and is less severe.
 
🙋 Let’s raise awareness, drive research, and support families affected by this condition.
 
➡️ Head over to worldduchenneday.org to learn more!

🌈 Happy Speech Pathology Week! 🎉 🗣️ Join us this week as we thank and celebrate all our wonderful Speechies who make a m...
26/08/2024

🌈 Happy Speech Pathology Week! 🎉 🗣️

Join us this week as we thank and celebrate all our wonderful Speechies who make a massive difference in the lives of countless children and adults. 👏

💭 Children living with disabilities can face challenges in expressing and vocalising their thoughts and feelings which can often lead to frustration.

💭 Our incredible team of Speechies are dedicated to helping your child find their voice by discovering their own method of communicating. Whether this be through eye-gaze technology, sign language, or other incredible tools such as AAC. 🗣️🤝

💭 Our Speechies can help unlock your child’s unique way of communication and give your child the opportunity to tell us how they think and feel! Even if it is tell us that we’re stinky! 💩 😜

💭 We cherish the moments we get to hear each child’s thoughts, and celebrate their progress every step of the way. 🤩
💭 Our Speechies can also help with making meal times easier and less challenging by addressing feeding and swallowing difficulties!

💡 Over the next few days, Mobi Kids will be sharing more about what our Speechies do and how our team of Speechies can help your child!

👉 And don’t forget to head over to to stay updated with all the latest updates regarding speech pathology!

🌈 Welcome to Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) month! 🌟 SMA has seen a remarkable shift in prognosis over the past few decad...
21/08/2024

🌈 Welcome to Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) month!
 
🌟 SMA has seen a remarkable shift in prognosis over the past few decades thanks to significant advances in research and increased awareness.
 
Advancements like gene therapies and new medications like Risdiplam are transforming the health outcomes of individuals living with SMA. This progress highlights the importance of continued research and awareness! 🗣️
 
🤩 Increased awareness and advances in research have led to…
⚪️ Improved genetic insight and understandings in regards to mutations of the SMN1 gene! This has paved the way for targeted treatments that address the root cause of the condition rather than just managing symptoms. 👏
⚪️ Early diagnosis: advances in genetic testing and newborn screenings have allowed for earlier diagnosis and intervention! 👶
⚪️ Gene therapy: gene therapy can now address the underlying causes of SMA by creating a functional copy of the SMN1 gene! 👨‍🔬
⚪️ New medications have provided a more convenient and accessible treatment option 💊
⚪️ Improved supportive care: research has also enhanced our understanding of supportive care strategies like respiratory support, physical therapy, and nutritional management for a better quality of life 💪

💡 Keep spreading SMA awareness to drive continued progress and research behind SMA treatment!

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Sydney, NSW
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