LIVING WITH A PROBLEM

BDA therapy enhances the response of body structures during a child’s daily activities. These activities don’t have to be only the child’s vital functions or functions that involve advanced forms of movement (crawling, walking), maintaining of different positions (head position, sitting, standing), but also the ability of the structure to respond appropriately in situations when parents engage with the child, such as diaper changing, carrying of the child, lulling to sleep, positioning in bed or stroller. This facilitates both the child’s functions and parenting, which is the starting point of spontaneous development.