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Mobility

Mobility means being able to move safely from one place to another and participate in daily life.

Different Ways To Move

Some children with CP may walk independently. Others may need additional support.

  • Walking aids
  • Orthoses
  • Wheelchairs
  • Standing equipment
  • Special seating
  • Support from another person

Choosing The Right Support

Physiotherapy and other rehabilitation services may help improve movement, strength, balance, positioning and participation.

Mobility support should match the child's individual needs and be assessed by an appropriate professional.

Watch & Learn

Learn More About Mobility

Cerebral Palsy can affect every child differently. Video content can help families understand Mobility and related support more clearly.

Watch educational videos, parent guidance and awareness content from Sanidhya CP.

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Every child is different.

Information on this website is provided for awareness and education. It should not replace advice, diagnosis or treatment from a qualified healthcare professional.

If you have concerns about your child's development, movement, feeding, communication, vision, hearing or learning, please consult an appropriate healthcare or rehabilitation professional.