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Physiotherapy Home Programmes For Children With Motor Delay

This document provides instructions for home physiotherapy exercises for children with motor delay. It is divided into sections with multiple subsections that describe exercises for relaxation techniques, lifting and carrying, prone activities, rolling, supine activities, side-lying positioning and activity, moving from lying to sitting, sitting activities, moving from sitting, kneeling activities, standing activities, and walking. The exercises provide guidance on positioning and encouraging movement to improve motor skills.

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Physiotherapy Home Programmes For Children With Motor Delay

This document provides instructions for home physiotherapy exercises for children with motor delay. It is divided into sections with multiple subsections that describe exercises for relaxation techniques, lifting and carrying, prone activities, rolling, supine activities, side-lying positioning and activity, moving from lying to sitting, sitting activities, moving from sitting, kneeling activities, standing activities, and walking. The exercises provide guidance on positioning and encouraging movement to improve motor skills.

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Physiotherapy Home Programmes

for Children With Motor Delay

A: Relaxation Techniques
A1: Relaxing baby on your lap

A2: Relaxing baby

A3: Relaxing the body

A4: Relaxing the body by moving the legs

A5: Relaxing over a ball (holding legs)

A6: Relaxing over a ball (holding arms)

A7: Relaxing your child in the sitting position

A8: Stretching arms forward

A9: Opening hands and fingers

A10: Relaxing a tight arm

A11: Stretching a tight arm

A12: Helping to separate the legs

A13: Relaxing the toes

B: Lifting and Carrying


B1: Carrying baby curled up

B2: Carrying baby on your hips

B3: Carrying in the 'aeroplane' position

B4: Carrying baby facing away from you

B5: Carrying your child to help strengthen the back

B6: Lifting your child up from the floor (1)

B7: Lifting your child up from the floor (2)

SECTION TWO
HOME EXERCISES
B: Lifting and Carrying
B8: Lifting your child up from the floor (3)

C: Prone Activities
C1: Lying on their front to play (1)

C2: Lying on their front to play (2)

C3: Lying on their fron to play (3)

C4: Laying baby prone on you

C5: Play over legs

C6: Lying on their front to play (straight arms)

C7: Laying the older child on their front

C8: Over a roll with weight on the arms

C9: Encouraging reaching out from lying on a roll

C10: Encouraging your child to take weight on the arms (ball activity)

C11: Encouraging your child to take weight on the arms

D: Rolling
D1: Rolling over, holding the hips

D2: Rolling over, using both legs

D3: Rolling over, holding one leg

D4: Rolling over, using the arms

E: Supine Activities
E1: Getting the hands together (1)

E2: Getting the hands together (2)

E3: Getting the hands together (3)

E4: Encouraging reaching for the feet (1)

SECTION TWO
HOME EXERCISES
E: Supine Activities
E5: Encouraging reaching for the feet (2)

E6: Bridging (1)

E7: Bridging (2)

F: Side-Lying Positioning and Activity


F1: Laying baby on their side

F2: The side-lying position for play

F3: Using a side-lying board

G: Moving From Lying To Sitting


G1: Getting up from lying on their front to the sitting position

G2: Getting from lying to sitting: encouraging control of the head (1)

G3: Getting from lying to sitting: encouraging control of the head (2)

G4: Getting from lying to sitting: encouraging control of the head (3)

G5: Getting from lying to sitting: encouraging control of the head (4)

H: Sitting Activities
H1: Encouraging head control when sitting

H2: Helping your child to sit (1)

H3: Helping your child to sit (2)

H4: Reaching out while sitting

H5: Encouraging sitting, holding the shoulders

H6,7: Sitting on the floor (1,2)

H8: Sitting on the floor (3)

H9: Side sitting

SECTION TWO
HOME EXERCISES
H: Sitting Activities
H10: Encouraging balance when sitting

H11: Sitting astride a roll (1)

H12: Sitting astride a roll (2)

H13: Sitting astride a roll (3)

H14: Reaching up when sitting on a roll

H15: Reaching sideways when sitting on a roll

H16: Sitting on a therapy ball

H17: Sitting on a stool (1)

H18: Sitting on a stool (2)

I: Moving From The Sitting Position


I1: Moving from sitting to the crawl position

I2: Getting from sitting to standing

I3: Standing up from a low table/chair, holding the shoulders

I4: Sitting up from a chair, holding the elbows

I5: Sitting to standing: sitting down to one side

Kneeling Activities
J1: Encouraging the crawl position (1)

J2: Encouraging the crawl position (2)

J3: Kneeling up against a surface

J4: Playing in the kneeling position

J5: Kneeling up on one leg

K: Standing Activities
K2: Support in standing

K3: Standing up, holding the elbows

K4: Standing against a table

K5: Standing between two chairs

K6: Standing against a wall

K7: Standing against a high table or bench

K8: Stretching up while standing (1)

K9: Stretching up while standing (2)

K10: Encouraging standing: holding the knees

K11: Standing, holding the legs

K: Standing Activities
K12: Standing with one foot in front of the other

K13: Standing with one foot on a step

K14: Encouraging standing balance

K15: Standing on one leg

K16: Standing with one leg up on your lap

L: Walking
L1: Encouraging walking, holding the hips

L2: Encouraging walking, holding the shoulders

L3: Encouraging walking, holding arms behind

L4: Encouraging walking, holding arms up

M: Miscellaneous
M1: Shoulder movements

M2: Stretching for torticollis (1)

M3:Stretching for torticollis (2)

M4: Putting on an AFO

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