Pediatric Physiotherapy

Your child's movement
is our priority.

Online support for families

Specialized online guidance for parents navigating their child's motor development journey — from the comfort of home.

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20+
Years of experience
About

Expert care,
delivered online

With over two decades dedicated exclusively to pediatric physiotherapy, we support families across the globe helping parents and caregivers understand their child's motor development, identify early signs of delay, and confidently take action with a custom and evolving plan to help kids reach their full potential. Our approach combines deep clinical expertise with accessible, empathetic guidance designed for all families.

Areas of support
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Motor Development

Guidance on developmental delays and deviations in babies and young children.

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Cranial Asymmetries

Assessment and early intervention strategies for positional plagiocephaly and related conditions.

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Congenital Torticollis

Parent-led home exercise programs guided by a certified specialist.

Education & Training

  • BSc Physiotherapy — 2005
    Universidade Cidade de São Paulo (UNICID), Brazil
  • Postgraduate — Pediatric Physiotherapy — 2006
    UNICID, São Paulo
  • Specialist — Pediatric & Neonatal ICU — 2006
    HCFMUSP, São Paulo
  • Postgraduate — Pediatric Physiotherapy — 2008
    Hospital Leonor Mendes de Barros

Certifications

  • CME Technique — Levels I & II
    Cuevas Medek Exercises, certified in Chile. A highly specialized neuromotor stimulation approach for children with motor delays.
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Tell us about your baby

Answer a few questions and our specialist will personally review your case within 24 hours. No referral needed.

Step 1 of 5
Let's start with you and your baby
This helps us personalize your experience from the very first session.
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No
Not sure
Step 2 of 5
About the pregnancy
This context helps our specialist understand your baby's full picture from the very beginning.
Single
Twins
Triplets or more
Yes
No
Prefer not to say
Yes
No
Not sure
Yes
No
Not sure
Yes
No
Not sure
Anything else from the pregnancy?

Sometimes the most important details aren't on a checklist. Did you notice anything that felt unusual — even if no one else seemed concerned?

Step 3 of 5
Birth and delivery
How your baby arrived gives our specialist important clues about muscle tension and development.
Vaginal (spontaneous)
Vaginal with forceps
Vaginal with vacuum
Planned C-section
Emergency C-section
Yes
No
Not sure
Under 4 hrs
4–12 hrs
12–24 hrs
Over 24 hrs
Not sure
Yes
No
Anything else from birth or the first days?

Sometimes things happen during or right after birth that were never fully explained — or that you noticed but no one else seemed to take seriously.

Step 4 of 5
Diagnoses and assessments
Has your baby received any diagnosis, or had any assessments done? Select all that apply.
Torticollis
Plagiocephaly (flat head)
Hip dysplasia
Hypotonia (low muscle tone)
Hypertonia (high muscle tone)
Down syndrome
Cerebral palsy
Developmental delay (general)
No diagnosis yet
Other
Yes, assessed
Not assessed
Not sure
Physiotherapy
Speech therapy
Occupational therapy
Feeding therapy
None currently
Other
Breastfeeding
Bottle
Both
Yes — a lot
Sometimes
Rarely
No
Something was off, but no one had answers?

Many parents notice things that never made it into a formal diagnosis. If that resonates, we want to hear it.

Step 5 of 5
What are you noticing?
You know your baby better than anyone. There are no wrong answers here.
Just noticed
A few weeks
1–3 months
Longer than 3 months
Yes
No
Tap to upload a video clip
30–60 seconds. Tummy time, floor play, or movement you're concerned about.
Instagram
Friend or family
Healthcare provider
Google search
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Thank you for trusting us with your baby's story. Our specialist will personally review everything you've shared and reach out shortly.

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Hi Sofia! You're doing great. 🌱
Look at everything Luna has already achieved — and there's so much exciting progress ahead.
Luna's development journey
Adjusted age: 4.5 months
Lifts head
Tracks & grasps
Hands to midline
Head control
Rolling
Sitting
Crawling
Standing
Walking
3 milestones achieved! Luna is working on head control — rolling is just around the corner.
Next session
Tuesday, May 20 · 11:00 am
with Fernanda · Online via video
Today's exercises
Tap to see how — tick when done.
Week 1 of 2
Tummy time with rolled towel
3× today · 2–3 minutes each
Place a small rolled towel under Luna's chest to reduce the effort needed to lift her head. This builds neck and shoulder strength while keeping tummy time achievable.
1Roll a hand towel and place it under Luna's chest, just below the armpits.
2Position her arms in front of the roll, elbows bent.
3Hold a toy at eye level to encourage her to lift and hold her head.
4Aim for 2–3 minutes. Stop if she gets upset — shorter and happy is better.
Luna tends to do better after a nap when she's calm and alert. Try it before her mid-morning feed.
Midline visual tracking
2× today · 5 minutes each
This encourages Luna to turn her head past the middle — something she avoids because of tightness on her left side. Moving slowly and gently is key.
1Hold a high-contrast toy about 30 cm from Luna's face at the centre.
2Slowly move the toy to the right — she'll likely track this easily.
3Bring back to centre, pause, then slowly move to the left.
4Repeat 5–6 times. Be patient if she resists going left — that's exactly what we're working on.
A black-and-white patterned card works better than a colourful toy — the contrast keeps her attention longer.
Supported side-lying play
1× today · 10 minutes · Left side today
Side-lying takes pressure off Luna's neck and lets her practise bringing both hands together at the middle — great for building body awareness without straining.
1Place a rolled blanket behind Luna's back so she doesn't roll backward.
2Lay her on her left side with hips and knees gently bent.
3Offer toys at midline to encourage reaching with both hands.
4Alternate sides daily — today is her left side.
Note which side feels harder for Luna and mention it at the next session — it helps Fernanda track progress.
1 of 3 done today — keep going, Sofia!
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Luna Rodriguez
4.5 months · Sofia R.
Urgent
Emergency C-sectionNICU 8 daysTorticollis suspected
"She always turns her head to the right and cannot do tummy time. My paediatrician told me to wait but something feels very wrong."
2 hrs ago
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Mia Kim
3.5 months (adj.) · Yuna K.
New
34 weeks prematureForceps deliveryIVF
"She seems floppy. She doesn't push up at all during tummy time and her neck feels very soft."
5 hrs ago
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Noah Patel
6 months · Arjun P.
New
Down syndromeNo therapy — 4 months
"We've been waiting for a physio referral for 4 months. We can't keep waiting — the early years are critical."
Yesterday
All other intakes reviewed
Today's schedule
10:00
Emma Lowe — 7 months
Follow-up · Torticollis · Session 4
11:30
James Osei — 5 months
First session · Hypotonia · Intake reviewed ✓
14:00
Amara Chen — 9 months
Review · Plagiocephaly · Exercise plan update needed