Nurturing Physical Strength, Balance, and Mobility
Movement is fundamental to childhood exploration and joy. When a child experiences muscle weakness, joint stiffness, posture abnormalities, or delay in walking and running, Pediatric Physiotherapy provides evidence-based physical rehabilitation to restore mobility and physical confidence.
Key Focus Areas of Pediatric Physiotherapy
- Gross Motor Milestones: Supporting infants and toddlers in rolling, sitting, crawling, standing, and walking.
- Posture & Core Strength: Correcting slump posture, low muscle tone (hypotonia), or spinal alignment issues.
- Gait & Balance Training: Addressing toe-walking, in-toeing (pigeon toes), frequent falling, or awkward gait patterns.
- Neuromuscular Conditions: Specialized physical rehab for Cerebral Palsy, spina bifida, and traumatic motor injuries.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: When should I see a pediatric physiotherapist for my baby's walking?
A: If your child is not walking independently by 15-18 months, or walks exclusively on their toes, a professional evaluation is recommended.
Q: Are physiotherapy exercises painful for children?
A: No. Pediatric physiotherapy is fun, play-based, and designed around interactive games, therapy balls, and balance equipment.
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