• Delayed Gross Motor development:
    • Babies not reaching milestones such as not rolling, sitting up, crawling (all 4’s), pulling to stand, standing, cruising, walking
    • Infants not walking up and down stairs, not attempting to jump
    • Children not keeping up with peers such as running, jumping, hopping
  • Developmental checks for premature babies who are at risk of having developmental issues:
    • Babies such as premature babies who are at risk of having developmental issues
    • General developmental checks for all ages
  • Developmental Co-ordination Deficit (DCD): where children have achieved most age appropriate skills but have poor balance and co-ordination
  • Muscle tone: Tone that is increased or decreased causing stiffness or floppiness that affects movement
  • Reduced posture: Where a child struggles to maintain correct posture while perform activities or sitting
  • Reduced balance: Where a child often loses balance, trips over often, struggles to stand on one leg and finds sports hard. They may fatigue quickly
  • Chronic Paediatric conditions: Cerebral Palsy, Brain Injury, Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis, Spina Bifida, Down Syndrome and other chromosomal disorders
  • Peripheral lesions: Such as Erb’s Palsy, Spina Bifida and Spinal Cord Injury