Paediatric
Physiotherapy

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Paediatric physiotherapy provides early intervention for children in Singapore facing developmental delays, movement difficulties, or injuries. Our specialists use play-based therapy and tailored exercises to support motor skills, physical development, and recovery.

Conditions We Treat

Every Child is more than a diagnosis. We provide Early Intervention (EI) support to empower children with the following common conditions to find their strengths and reach their full development potential:

Global Developmental Delays (GDD) / Gross Motor Delays
Cerebral Palsy
Genetic Conditions (Down Syndrome, etc.)
Coordination & Balance Issues / Ataxia
Walking and Posture Abnormalities (Tip-toeing, In/Out-Toeing, Scoliosis, Kyphosis, etc.)
Low Muscle Tone
Flat Head (Plagiocephaly) & Wryneck (Torticollis)
Growing Pains
Sports Injuries

What to Expect

Holistic Assessment

Interview to understand the family's concerns, the child's functions, interests, and injuries.
Developmental milestones & function.
Physical examination of muscle strength, flexibility, coordination, balance, or sports injury.

Goal Setting

Family-centred collaborative discussion.
Aiming towards increased independence of your child in their daily routines or participation in sports.

Therapy Interventions

Play-based interventions to build fundamental motor skills (crawling, sitting, walking, throwing, jumping).
Sports skills development and injury rehabilitation.

Caregiver Education & Home Exercises

Incorporating therapy interventions into your child's daily routines.
Techniques to support your child in their home exercise programme.

Progress Monitoring & Collaboration

Regular reviews of your child's progress.
Communication with your child's doctor / school teacher / sports coach.

Who Can Benefit

Paediatric physiotherapy is suitable for infants and children aged 0-17 years old. This includes:

Children with Developmental Delays
Learning the fundamental motor skills (Crawling, Sitting, Standing, Walking, Throwing, Jumping).
Children with Neurological / Genetic Conditions or Physical Disabilities
Improving independence in daily routines and participation in home / school / community activities.
Children Active in Sports
Sports skills development and injury rehabilitation.
Children with Growth-Related Pains or Poor Postures
Improving physical development with exercises targeting body asymmetries, strength, flexibility, and postural control.