kinetoprophylaxy
What is kinetoprophylaxis?
Kinetoprophylaxis is an integral part of movement therapy, created based on the medical doctrine that "prevention is better than cure."
kinetoprophylaxy pediatrics refers to stimulating the harmonious and balanced growth of babies, improving motor development and the child's quality of life.
This type of activity aims to optimize health and prevent imbalances and illness in the child's body, through physical exercise.
Kinetoprophylaxis uses massage and gymnastics as basic means, being of 3 types:
- Primary – aims to maintain the child's health
- secondary – prevents the occurrence of imbalances, conditions and diseases
- TERTIARY – prevents the occurrence of complications or sequelae following certain conditions.
Kinetoprophylaxis exercises at Acvatic Bebe Club can be performed in:
- dry environment, individually, lasting 20 minutes, in the dedicated room on the 1st floor of the ABC Club
- aquatic environment, individually. Customers with active aquatic education subscriptions can schedule water physiotherapy sessions in their amount.
All sessions are individual, and the complex and complete program developed by the club's aquatic specialists and physiotherapists is aimed at children aged 0-6 years, available from the first weeks of life.
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objectives
- improving health and quality of life
- development of the body's muscular endurance
- improving muscle strength
- progress of segmental coordination
- exploring joint range of motion
- increased muscle tone
- psycho-physical balance between the body and the environment
- harmonious physical growth and development
- improving normal body alignment
- preventing the occurrence of postural deficiencies
- development of motor skills and their early emergence.
- increasing exercise capacity
- re-education of sensitivity
- preparing for an active lifestyle
- awareness of the need for movement
The benefits of baby massage and gymnastics
Improves digestive function
During the first year of life, a baby's digestive system is very sensitive and is still developing. Various problems can arise, such as lactose intolerance, sluggish intestinal transit, reflux, and others. Massage not only relieves infant colic, but, through specific maneuvers, helps the muscles that encourage digestion.
Stimulates neurological development
Massage is the ideal form of nonverbal communication. Through touching and caressing, the baby is encouraged to explore, stimulates his emotional intelligence and sociability, providing him with a state of relaxation and calm that reduces crying episodes.
Improves circulation and exfoliates the skin
Babies need meticulous hygiene, and removing dead cells through massage helps improve blood circulation.
Posture and gait education
Physical exercises educate the posture and gait that your child is learning. We can ensure from the first months that we are correctly and progressively stimulating the coordination of hands, feet and balance through this type of activity.
Learning motor skills
Falling exercises help him support himself efficiently and reflexively, without hitting himself during exploration and play.
Harmonious development
Integrating physical movement from the first months of life ensures that your baby's body harmoniously assimilates your energy stores. Your baby's body develops in a balanced way, both in weight and length.
Stimulates appetite and regulates sleep
The movements and effort put into the gymnastics/massage program encourage a disciplined eating and sleeping schedule, a balanced appetite, and restful sleep.
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Why choose kinetoprophylaxis sessions?
The complex program developed by specialists ABC includes static and dynamic exercises, balance and coordination, with your own body weight. The duration will be determined after a first evaluation session, FREEThe structure of the sessions differs depending on age and the objectives pursued:
Early childhood
Age: 0-3 years
Aims at:
• improving head support
• twisting and crawling,
• support, coordination and control of members,
• getting up and maintaining a sitting position,
• overcoming obstacles,
• walking on all fours,
• climbing on an inclined plane,
• learning to walk sideways,
• strengthening walking, overcoming obstacles, running,
• coordination and balance,
• increasing the body's natural resistance to pathogens from the external environment,
• stimulating the processes of normal growth and harmonious development,
• improving the balance between somatic, organic and psychic functions,
• balancing sleep schedule and appetite;
Second childhood
Age: 3-6 years
Aims at:
• improving motor acquisitions
• increase and development of coordination and balance
• improving or correcting bad postural attitudes
• breathing exercises
• muscle toning
• balancing and strengthening health,
• reducing sedentary lifestyle,
• increasing the body's natural resistance to pathogens from the external environment,
• stimulating the processes of normal growth and harmonious development,
• development of physical qualities (strength, coordination capacity, endurance, etc.)
• increasing exercise capacity;
• re-education of sensitivity
• preparation for an active lifestyle
