First consultation
A safe first step in understanding your child’s development

30–45 minutes online, comfortably from home. Development assessment, answers to your questions and an action plan — without medical documents and without panic.

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We don’t treat online and don’t replace a doctor
For acute symptoms — see a doctor
An online consultation does not make a diagnosis
Files are used only for the consultation

When to book a first consultation

The most common situations parents come with

The child cries and tenses up

Often cries when picked up, doesn’t sleep, arches the back. Parents don’t know — is it colic, muscle tone or something serious?

Doubts about motor skills

Not sitting on time, not crawling, not standing. The internet says different things — scary and unclear.

Questions left after the doctor

The doctor said “everything is fine,” but mum feels something is off. A second opinion is needed.

We want to exercise safely

Looking for exercises, massage and gymnastics that really help and won’t harm the child.

Lots of confusing reports

After the maternity ward, ultrasounds, tests — parents don’t understand what it all means for development.

We need a plan for the month

We want to understand which skills to develop and how to safely support the child at home.

What the consultation includes

Included

  • Development review based on age and history
  • Answers to your questions in plain language
  • Safe home actions: what you can and what is better to avoid
  • Preparing questions for the doctor if needed
  • A concrete plan for the next step

What is not included

Not included — important to understand

  • I do not make a final diagnosis
  • I do not prescribe treatment or cancel a doctor’s orders
  • I am not emergency care for acute conditions
  • I do not guarantee a specific medical outcome

How to prepare for the consultation

  1. Prepare a short request

    Describe the child’s age and what worries you. No files or detailed medical history are needed.

  2. Think about your questions

    Write down what you want to learn. This helps use the consultation time as effectively as possible.

  3. Prepare your observations

    When the concern started, what changed, what you tried before — even if it was from the internet.

  4. Set aside 45 minutes

    The consultation lasts 30–45 minutes. Better to choose a time when you are calm and not distracted.

  5. No files needed at the first step

    No medical documents, scans or tests. Just your question and readiness to talk.

Video review: how it works

Parents record a short video at home — how the child moves, sits, crawls, stands.

The specialist watches and analyses: what to do correctly, what to change, which exercises suit your child.

Video review is part of the support plans after the first consultation. At the first meeting we discuss whether it is needed in your situation.

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EXAMPLES OF SITUATIONS FOR VIDEO REVIEW

Child not crawling at 8 months

Movement pattern analysis → identifying causes → crawling stimulation plan

Asymmetry when sitting

Checking sitting technique → posture correction → symmetry exercises

Tension in the arms

Massage technique review → element demonstration → relaxation plan

Delay in holding the head

Neck tone assessment → safe exercises → progress criteria

How the consultation works, step by step

01

Request

You fill in a short form: name, contact, child’s age, general question. No files or medical data.

02

Clarification

Within 24 hours I get in touch to clarify the question and suggest a convenient time. We decide the format: consultation only or support.

03

Consultation

30–45 minutes online. We review development, I answer questions and give safe recommendations for home.

04

Plan

After the consultation you get a written plan for 2–4 weeks: exercises, observation criteria, when to worry.

05

Next step

In 2–4 weeks we check in: what has changed, adjust the plan or decide whether a doctor is needed.

What you get after the consultation

Clarity

Understanding the child’s current stage of development. What is within the norm and what to watch.

Plan at home

Specific safe exercises, massage elements and games suited to your child.

Questions for the doctor

If an in-person specialist is needed — a clear list of questions and exactly which doctor to see.

Peace of mind

You stop guessing and panicking. You know what to do now and what to watch in the coming weeks.

After the consultation — 4 possible paths

The format depends on the child’s real situation, not on a desire to “take the maximum”

  1. Observation is enough

    Development is within the norm. We give observation criteria and age-based recommendations.

  2. Development monitoring

    We add light monthly monitoring: dynamics check, 1 video review, report.

  3. Personal support

    Regular support with an individual plan, chat, extended video reviews.

  4. In-person specialist

    If a doctor is needed — we help you understand which one, prepare questions and accompany you to the visit.

  • Does not diagnose online
  • Does not prescribe treatment
  • Does not replace an in-person doctor
  • For acute cases — route to a doctor

An online consultation is consultative support, not treatment. For acute symptoms, contact a doctor, go to the ER (SOR) or call the emergency number.

Questions about the first consultation

How long does the consultation last?

30–45 minutes online. That is enough to review the current situation, answer questions and give a plan. If more time is needed — we discuss an individual format.

Do I need to prepare documents?

Not for the first consultation. Only a short request and the general situation are needed. If we work together further, medical documents may be useful, but they remain confidential.

What if my child urgently needs a doctor?

In that case I give specific recommendations: which specialist to see, what questions to ask. An online consultation does not replace emergency care for acute conditions.

Can I have a consultation from another country?

Yes, the consultation is online — you can be anywhere in the world. It’s important to account for the time zone when choosing a time.

What is a video review?

Parents record a short video at home — how the child moves. I watch and give feedback: what to do correctly, what to change, which exercises suit. Included in the support plans.

Which format should I choose after the consultation?

Don’t choose in advance. After the first consultation I will suggest a suitable format: maybe one meeting is enough, maybe — monitoring or support.

Book your first consultation

Not included — important to understand

I do not make a final diagnosis
I do not prescribe treatment or cancel a doctor’s orders
I am not emergency care for acute conditions
I do not guarantee a specific medical outcome

170 zł, 30–45 minutes online. Leave your contact and a short request — I’ll get in touch within 24 hours to clarify details and suggest a time.

170 zł

No files or medical documents at the first step