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Pediatric Physiotherapy

Supporting children's growth, development, and movement skills with a warm, evidence-based approach — including Baby Spa and Baby Gym.

Is this for you?

  • Children who are late to walk, crawl, or roll over
  • Delayed speech or developmental stimulation
  • Muscle tone disorders (too stiff / too weak)
  • Sensory and motor stimulation
  • Children's cough & cold — supportive therapy (chest physiotherapy, infrared/IRR, massage)
  • Babies who are fussy from colic or trapped gas

How we treat it

  • A comprehensive developmental assessment
  • Movement stimulation using the DNS approach for natural movement patterns
  • Baby Spa & Baby Gym for strengthening and relaxation
  • Cough & Flu therapy — chest physiotherapy, infrared (IRR), and massage to help ease a child's breathing
  • Baby massage as needed: colic & gas massage and relaxation massage
  • Education and home exercises for parents

Services in this category

Pediatric Assessment
A thorough developmental assessment (±60–90 minutes) to understand your child before a therapy plan is made.
Baby Gym
Light, playful movement exercise that supports a baby's motor development.
Baby Spa
Warm-water stimulation and relaxation for babies — supporting movement development and better sleep.
Children's IRR (Infrared)
Gentle infrared warmth therapy to help a child's comfort and ease breathing.
Colic & Gas Massage
Gentle massage to help relieve colic and trapped gas in babies.
Flu Massage & Chest Therapy
Massage and chest physiotherapy to help loosen and clear mucus when a child has a cold.
Relaxation Massage
Relaxation massage for comfort and better sleep for your child.
Cough & Flu Therapy
Supportive cough-and-cold therapy — chest physiotherapy, infrared, and massage; it complements, never replaces, a doctor's care.

Not sure which service fits? The initial assessment helps determine that — feel free to ask us on WhatsApp.

What a session looks like

The first session includes a developmental assessment and usually lasts 60–90 minutes. Parents are fully involved throughout the process.

Learn about our approach: The DNS Method →