Pediatric physiotherapy, also known as pediatric physical therapy, is a specialized branch of physiotherapy focused on the unique needs of infants, children, and adolescents. The goal of pediatric physiotherapists is to promote and enhance the physical development, mobility, and functional independence of young individuals. These professionals work with children who may have congenital conditions, developmental delays, neurological disorders, musculoskeletal problems, or injuries. Pediatric physiotherapists use a variety of age-appropriate exercises, activities, and therapeutic interventions to address issues such as gross and fine motor skills, balance, coordination, and strength. They collaborate closely with families and other healthcare professionals to create personalized treatment plans that support each child's individual needs and goals. Additionally, pediatric physiotherapists play a crucial role in educating parents and caregivers on exercises and activities that can be incorporated into the child's daily routine to reinforce therapeutic benefits and facilitate continued progress. The aim is to optimize physical function, improve quality of life, and empower children to participate fully in daily activities and social interactions.