Cerebral palsy is primarily caused by the damage sustained by the brain during its development in the early years of life, which can occur before, during, or shortly after birth. This medical condition directly affects movement, posture, and sometimes cognitive abilities, depending on the severity of the damage caused. There are different types of CP in children, but mobility issues are extremely common across all of them.

The Huge Importance of Mobility in Effective CP Management

Improving mobility is extremely crucial for helping challenged children attain independence and reducing the risk of secondary complications while boosting the child’s confidence and natural ability to actively engage in daily activities with genuine interest. There are some therapies which are specifically designed to help children with cerebral palsy to overcome motor difficulties and improve their functional abilities hand in hand.