This specialized area of physiotherapy, known as pediatric physiotherapy, is dedicated to evaluating and treating children from birth to 17 years of age. The reasons for seeking pediatric physio services can vary significantly, encompassing a wide range of developmental concerns. Pediatric physiotherapy provides a thorough assessment, tailored exercise programs, and valuable educational resources for parents.

A pediatric physiotherapist will evaluate your child's motor function, muscle tone, and strength to determine the most effective exercises that align with your family's goals. Recognizing that every child is unique and develops at their own pace, a pediatric physiotherapist can offer guidance and support throughout each critical stage of your child's growth and development. If you have any concerns regarding your child's motor development, reaching out to a pediatric physio can be an essential step in ensuring their healthy progress.

If your child presents one or more of these conditions

• Congenital torticollis

• Plagiocephaly/Brachycephaly (flat head)

• Global motor development delay

• Delay in learning to walk

• Orthopedic conditions affecting children (Osgood-Schlatter, Sever's disease, etc.)

• Fractures, sprains

• Your child’s head is turned or tilted to one side

• Your child’s head is deformed (flattened skull)

• Your baby cannot support their head after 3 months

• Your baby seems too tense or, conversely, lacks muscle tone

• Your child dislikes tummy time between 0 and 3 months

• Your child does not roll over after 7 months

• Your child does not sit unaided after 6 months

• Your child does not crawl after 8 months

• Your child does not walk after 16 months

• Your child always sits in the W position