YOUR CHILD OSTEOPATH

Before I can start with the treatment, the examination starts with a detailed anamnesis interview with questions about the course of pregnancy and birth, among other things. Please bring the completed questionnaire with you.

Questionnaire >

Treatment

Afterwards, I will devote myself to your child. In a pleasant atmosphere with toys, patience and empathy, I will examine and treat the little patients. No technical equipment will be used.

Evaluation

On the basis of the examination and the initial interview, we will discuss the future approach and develop a long-term solution strategy together.

Evaluation Submit

What do you need to bring with you?

FIRST APPOINTEMENT

Baby 0-7 months: U-Book / Carnet de Santé, maternity pass, birth questionnaire, toys she/he can take into her/his mouth
Toddlers: U-Book/ Carnet de Santé, toys, food
Children: U-booklet / Carnet de Santé

CONSECUTIVE APPOINTEMENT

Baby 0-7 months: Only a small blanket
Baby 7 Months: Toys what she/he can take into her/his mouth
Infant: toys, food, drink

COSTS

approx. 60 min. = 120 EURO
approx. 45 min. = 90 EURO
approx. 30 min. = 60 EURO

REFUND

Luxembourg
CNS: no reimbursement of expenses
DKV/Foyer etc. 80% (up to 500 Euro per calendar year)

Germany
Information can be found here.

PRACTICE

23, route de Stadtbredimus, 5570

PHONE

direct line: +35228777707
mobile: +352691790321

E-MAIL

info@kinderosteopathie.lu

OPENING HOURS

Mon – Fri: 10.00-18.00
Sat – Sun: Closed

MAKING AN APPOINTMENT

You are welcome to book appointments by telephone or via our online appointment system.

PARKING SPACES

Parking spaces are available directly in front of the practice.

YOUR CHILD OSTEOPATH

Warum diese Praxis?

The only practice in Luxembourg/Saarland exclusively treats babies, children and pregnant women.

having as an osteopath the best training you can get to become a child osteopath

I am continuously being up to date and trained in the field of paediatric osteopathy

in average 2 appointments are needed

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treatment of over 12880 babies

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treatment of more than 1610 pregnant women

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treatment of more than 5000 different children

When should you come over?

Babies

Immediately after birth

your baby cries a lot
at night in supine position the head is always on one side or straight
there are breastfeeding difficulties
a lacrimal duct stenosis is present (often also called conjunctivitis)

Within the first 3 weeks - 3 months

flattening of the head
screaming Child
colic / stomach ache
spitting children (frequent vomiting)
you cannot lay your baby on his back or place him on his stomach

Generel

if you feel your baby is in pain
your baby always stretches the arms backwards, especially when carrying and in prone position (face down position)
simply for prophylaxis (prevention)

Children

Generel

headaches / migraines
back pain
toe-tipping over a longer distance
frequently recurring inflammation of the middle ear or recurrent accumulation of fluid behind the eardrum
bed-wetting

Pregnancy

Generel

back pain
heartburn
breech presentation (final pelvic position)
symphysis pain
birth preparation (make sure there are no blockages in the ISG area)

When should you come over?

Babies

Immediately after birth

your baby cries a lot
at night in supine position the head is always on one side or straight
there are breastfeeding difficulties
a lacrimal duct stenosis is present (often also called conjunctivitis)

Within the first 3 weeks - 3 months

flattening of the head
screaming Child
colic / stomach ache
spitting children (frequent vomiting)
you cannot lay your baby on his back or place him on his stomach

Generel

if you feel your baby is in pain
your baby always stretches the arms backwards, especially when carrying and in prone position (face down position)
simply for prophylaxis (prevention)

Children

Generel

headaches / migraines
back pain
toe-tipping over a longer distance
frequently recurring inflammation of the middle ear or recurrent accumulation of fluid behind the eardrum
bed-wetting

Pregnancy

Generel

back pain
heartburn
breech presentation (final pelvic position)
symphysis pain
birth preparation (make sure there are no blockages in the ISG area)

Osteopathy also has its limits, so if you have severe pain, fever or bleeding you should check first with your doctor in charge.