Paediatric Physiotherapy Sydney

Conditions We Treat At Leaping Kids

Bringing Physiotherapy to your doorstep eliminates the need for travel and allows for treatment to be provided in the comfort of your child’s own home.

A child with a disability receiving support

Helping Kids Grow Stronger Every Day

Paediatric Conditions We Support

At Leaping Kids, we help children of all abilities build strength, coordination and confidence through movement. Our paediatric physiotherapy team supports kids with a wide range of developmental, neurological and genetic conditions, always through play, patience and care. Whether your child is learning to take their first steps, improving balance or gaining independence in everyday activities, we’re here to make every milestone feel possible.

Genetic Conditions

Conditions such as Down Syndrome, Fragile X, CDKL5, and Angelman Syndrome.

Delayed Gross Motor Skills

Support for children who are struggling to reach physical milestones, such as crawling, walking, and running.

Walking Issues

Conditions like toe walking, in-toeing, bow legs, and knock knees.

Infant and Toddler Development

Child physio aimed at supporting the early stages of motor skill development for infants and toddlers.

Hypermobility and Connective Tissue

Tailored treatments for children with hypermobility or connective tissue conditions to improve joint stability and overall strength.

Cerebral Palsy

Motor difficulties due to brain injury affecting movement and posture.

Coordination and Balance Issues

Therapy focused on improving coordination, balance, and motor control to help your child feel more confident in movement.

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

Specialised kids physio for children with ASD, focusing on motor skills, sensory integration, and coordination.

Physiotherapy for Down Syndrome

Physiotherapists help children with Down syndrome develop motor skills and confidence, while teaching families how to support daily movement and independence.

What Our Physiotherapists Want You to
Know?

“We know that hearing a diagnosis or noticing a delay can be stressful. It’s completely normal to feel unsure about what to do next. The most important thing is that you’re here, looking for support. That already makes a big difference.

Our physiotherapists always remind parents that every child develops at their own pace. Early support doesn’t mean something is wrong, it just means we’re giving your child the best chance to grow, move and play with confidence. You’re not alone, and we’re here to help you every step of the way.”