Pre-schoolers
Safe, evidence-based and caring physiotherapy for your preschooler. Our team uses play-based therapy to build strength, balance and coordination, supporting motor skills, posture and school readiness.
Common motor skill concerns include:
Delayed milestones (walking, jumping, climbing, running)
Difficulty balancing or frequent falls
Challenges with bike or scooter riding
Poor hand–eye coordination (e.g. ball skills)
Poor spatial awareness (clumsiness, bumping into things)
Low core strength or difficulty maintaining posture
Other common reasons to see a physio:
Toe-walking or tight ankles
Alignment issues (knock knees, bowed legs, flat feet, pigeon toes)
Chronic pain, growing pains, or post-injury recovery
Muscle tone differences (low tone, high tone, hypermobility)
Genetic or neurological conditions (e.g. Down syndrome, Turner’s Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy)
Physiotherapy can play an important role in helping children develop strength, balance and coordination. At this age, we often see pain, movement difficulties, reduced endurance or a lack of confidence holding children back from being active.
Our team creates individualised programs in a purpose-built paediatric clinic, helping children practise new skills through play in a fun and supportive environment.
