Children rarely train the way adults do, so pediatric rehabilitation has to work through play. This section covers developmental delay, cerebral palsy, coordination and sensory-motor training, posture, and school-age strength work — written for parents and therapists to use together. The guides explain how to turn an exercise into a game, how long to try before switching activities, and what progress looks like at different ages. Always confirm a plan with your child’s therapist before starting.