Physiotherapy for children and infants.

• Developmental Monitoring: Unsure if your baby is developing as expected or want a preventative check-up (e.g., after a difficult birth)?  
• Protruding Belly and Diastasis: Does your baby have a protruding belly or diastasis?  
• Asymmetry: Concerned about your baby’s development due to noticed asymmetry?  
• Reflux and Restlessness: Is your baby struggling with breastfeeding, frequent vomiting, poor sleep, or irritability?  
• Hip Dysplasia: Does your baby have hip issues at an early age?  
• Post-Operative Care: Want to ensure everything is fine after your baby has undergone surgery?  
• Exercise Without Tears: Attending rehabilitation and practicing the Vojta method, but looking for ways to exercise without tears?

• Psychosomatic Issues: Addressing typical issues like stomach aches, headaches, neck pain, chest blockages, jaw tension, and other problems related to stress. 
• Headaches and Stomachaches: Does your child suffer from unexplained headaches, stomachaches, etc.?
• Flat Feet: Concerned that your child might have flat feet?
• Post-Operative Care, Asthma, Reflux: Does your child have a history of surgery or serious illnesses (pneumonia, asthma, reflux…)?
• Compensation for Unilateral Activity: Is your child involved in heavily one-sided activities (e.g., tennis, hockey, playing a musical instrument)?
• Discovering Your Child’s Movement Potential: Looking for suitable physical or sports activities for your child?
• Expert Opinion: Already in rehabilitation and seeking an independent opinion, new information, advice, and tips?

Every improvement in a child’s development is incredibly valuable. As children grow taller, their motor skills also develop. Each muscle coordination pattern lays the foundation for more complex skills. By correcting errors early, we can prevent the reinforcement of faulty patterns and avoid health issues in adolescence or adulthood.

Our physiotherapists work on enhancing gross motor skills, such as rolling, crawling, sitting, standing, walking, and spine stabilization. We also focus on fine motor skills, like grip quality, which is closely linked to facial muscle engagement, oral movements, and even intelligence.