Tummy time is hard
Often cries when picked up, tenses, doesn’t sleep. Parents can’t tell — is it colic, muscle tone or something else?
Hanna Kamenka — paediatrician & child neurologist
Your personal child neurologist and paediatrician always on call — from birth to 3 years
I translate medical reports into plain language. I assess development from video. I answer questions during working hours. You’ll stop guessing and start understanding your child.
Medical jargon into plain languageVideo development assessmentOngoing supportLess anxiety
First step
How the first consultation works
- 1. A short request without files or detailed medical history
- 2. Clarifying the question and the safe format
- 3. A consultative review of development and home actions
- 4. Next step: observation, support or an in-person specialist
Hanna Kamenka — paediatrician & child neurologist
Your personal child neurologist and paediatrician always on call — from birth to 3 years
I translate medical reports into plain language. I assess development from video. I answer questions during working hours. You’ll stop guessing and start understanding your child.
Leave a requestMedical jargon into plain language
Video development assessment
Ongoing support
Less anxiety
Hanna Kamenka — paediatrician & child neurologist
Your personal child neurologist and paediatrician always on call — from birth to 3 years
I translate medical reports into plain language. I assess development from video. I answer questions during working hours. You’ll stop guessing and start understanding your child.
Leave a requestMedical jargon into plain language
Video development assessment
Ongoing support
Less anxiety
Medical jargon into plain language
Video development assessment
Ongoing support
Less anxiety
When parents reach out
The most common questions families come with
Unsure about motor skills
Not sitting at 6 months, not crawling at 8, not standing at 10. The internet says different things — it’s scary and confusing.
Unclear after a check-up
The doctor said “everything’s fine”, but mum feels the child is behind. A second opinion and a plan are needed.
Want to practise at home
Looking for safe exercises, massage and gymnastics that really help and won’t harm.
Have records and reports
Lots of paperwork after the maternity hospital, ultrasounds, tests. Parents don’t understand what it all means for development.
Need a development plan
They want to know what’s ahead for the child next month, and which skills to work on.
What I do
I assess development
I look at the current stage of physical and overall development, considering age, history and your observations.
I explain clearly
I translate medical terms into parents’ language: what “hypertonia”, “asymmetry” and “delay” really mean.
I guide you to a doctor
If an in-person specialist is needed — I suggest which doctor, how to prepare and what to ask.
I give a home plan
Safe exercises, massage elements, gymnastics and games that you can do on your own.
I review video
You film how your child moves at home. I watch and give feedback: what is fine, what to change.
The first consultation — the start of support
What it does not include — important to know
- I do not make a final diagnosis
- I do not prescribe treatment or cancel your doctor’s orders
- I am not emergency care
- I do not guarantee a specific medical outcome
30–45 minutes online, comfortably from home
170 złBook a consultationA short request without files or medical data
What the consultation includes
- A development review based on age and history
- Answers to your questions in plain language
- Safe actions at home
- Preparing questions for the doctor
- A concrete plan for the next step
After the consultation — 4 possible paths
Observation is enough
Development check-ins
Personal support
In-person specialist
What parents gain from working together
Clarity
Understanding the child’s current stage of development — without panic or chaos from the internet.
Next step
A concrete plan: observe, practise at home or see a doctor — and exactly when.
Criteria for a doctor
A clear list of signs that call for an in-person exam, and which specialist to see.
Peace of mind
Expert opinion and support: parents stop guessing and start acting with confidence.
Hanna Kamenka — paediatrician & child neurologist
I am a child neurologist and paediatrician. I translate complex medical language into plain language, review developmental videos and help parents navigate the medical system.
My focus is not online treatment, but understanding your child’s development, safe support at home and timely referral to an in-person specialist when needed.
Every family gets an individual approach, because no two children — and no two situations — are alike.
More about the specialist →How the work goes
01
Request
A short form: name, contact, child’s age, general question. No files or medical documents.
02
Clarification
We define the question and a safe format. Sometimes one consultation is enough, sometimes observation is needed.
03
Review
A consultative analysis of development, home actions and technique. Honestly, without panic and without guarantees.
04
Next step
An action plan for 2–4 weeks, observation criteria, questions for the doctor or a support recommendation.
Support formats after the first consultation
The format depends on the child’s real situation, not on a wish to “take the maximum”
Development check-ins
120 zł / mo
Light check-ins when things are generally fine and you just need a review
Monthly progress check
1 video review
Report and age-based recommendations
Learn morePersonal support
from 490 zł / mo
A balance of support and a plan for most families
Everything in “Development check-ins”
Regular consultations
An individual monthly plan
Chat for questions and adjustments
ChooseFull-service support
individual
Maximum involvement for complex situations
Everything in “Personal support”
Extended video reviews
Priority chat
Gymnastics, massage, fitball — done for you
DiscussWhat I do not do
Boundaries of online support so you know exactly what to expect
I do not make a final diagnosis
That is the job of your treating doctor after an in-person exam. I refer you to the right specialist and help you prepare.
I do not prescribe or cancel treatment
I suggest alternatives and help you understand, but the final decision remains with your doctor.
I do not provide emergency medical care
For acute conditions — go to the ER (SOR) or call the emergency number immediately.
I do not guarantee a specific outcome
Like any doctor, I cannot give guarantees. But I give understanding and a clear plan.
Parents’ reviews
I was afraid my son was behind in his development. After the first consultation I understood everything was within the norm, and I got concrete exercises. Calm returned.
Anna, Misha’s mum, 8 moPoland, Warsaw
My daughter wasn’t rolling over at 5 months. The specialist explained it was a variant of the norm and gave a plan. Two weeks later it all worked out. We’re very grateful.
Kateryna, Sofia’s mum, 5 moPoland, Kraków
After the maternity hospital we had many questions about muscle tone. The doctor said “it’ll pass”, and I didn’t know what to do. We got a massage and exercise plan — the baby relaxed.
Olga, Makar’s mum, 3 moPoland, Gdańsk
Questions and answers
Is this online treatment?
No. This is consultative support for development. I do not make diagnoses online, do not prescribe treatment and do not cancel your doctor’s orders. My job is to help you understand your child’s development, give a safe home plan and refer you to the right specialist when needed.
Can it replace a doctor?
No. An online consultation does not replace an in-person exam. If a child needs diagnostics, treatment or specialist monitoring, I recommend a specific doctor and help you prepare for the visit.
Do I need to send medical documents?
Not for the first consultation. All you need is a short request and the general situation. If we keep working together, documents help, but they stay confidential and are never published.
How does a video review work?
Parents film a short video at home — how the child moves, sits, crawls. I watch and give feedback: what to do correctly, what to change, which exercises suit your child specifically.
What if the child needs a doctor?
In that case I give concrete recommendations: which specialist to see, what questions to ask, which documents to bring. Sometimes it’s a neurologist, sometimes an orthopedist, sometimes another direction.
Which support format should I choose?
Don’t choose before the first consultation. After we talk, I’ll suggest a suitable format: maybe one consultation is enough, maybe light check-ins, or maybe regular support.
The first consultation — the start of support
What it does not include — important to know
I do not make a final diagnosis
I do not prescribe treatment or cancel your doctor’s orders
I am not emergency care
I do not guarantee a specific medical outcome
30–45 minutes online, comfortably from home
170 zł
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