Pediatric physiotherapy focuses on the assessment and treatment of infants, children, and adolescents with various conditions affecting movement and function. Here are key aspects:

1. Developmental Assessment

• Evaluating milestones to identify any delays or abnormalities in movement, coordination, or strength.

2. Individualized Treatment Plans

• Tailoring exercises and interventions to meet the specific needs of each child, considering their age and abilities.

3. Play-Based Therapy

• Incorporating play into therapy to engage children and make exercises enjoyable, promoting participation.

4. Strengthening and Stretching Exercises

• Targeted exercises to improve strength, flexibility, and coordination, crucial for conditions like cerebral palsy or muscular dystrophy.

5. Gait Training and Balance Activities

• Techniques to enhance walking patterns and stability, particularly for children with mobility issues.

6. Education for Parents and Caregivers

• Providing guidance on home exercises and strategies to support their child's development.

Tips for Parents

• Encourage Activity: Promote active play to support physical development.

• Stay Involved: Participate in therapy sessions when possible to reinforce exercises at home.

• Monitor Progress: Keep track of your child’s achievements and communicate with the therapist.