15 Nov Been told that your child has low muscle tone
Does your child feel and look floppy when they walk or 
run
Is your child tripping over themselves often or complaining of being tired 
when they have to do exercises 
If you have answered Yes to any of the above statements, then your child might benefit from a Dynamic Garment Orthosis. 
A Dynamic Garment Orthosis is a made-to-measure medical orthoses that is customised designed for each child to re-position their posture and provide support so that each child can learn to move better. 
The Dynamic Garment Orthosis can come as only a shoulder to wrist suit for conditions such as Erb’s Palsy to full body suit with leggings for conditions such as Cerebral Palsy, Hypotonia, Retts Syndrome and Scoliosis. Each Dynamic Garment Orthoses uses strategic reinforcement and biomechanical panelling to help provide the child with the appropriate support and correction where needed to allow them to increase their core strength 
and trunk control to learn to walk, run, hop, skip and jump better.
The Dynamic Garment Orthosis is worn under a child’s daily clothes so it is not visible over their clothes. 
Children who wear the Dynamic Garment Orthosis daily over 6 – 9 months will experience an increase in core strength, increase efficiency in their walking and running patterns which translates to a child with increased confidence who is able to increase their participation in the school playground and socially outside of school with their friends. 
If you are concerned about your child’s 
low muscle tone, or poor posture or even perhaps the lack of ability or energy to keep up with their peers at school or sports, ring My Favourite Physio 
on (02) 9790 4233 to speak to one of our Expert Paediatric Physiotherapists to find out how a Dynamic Garment Orthosis might help your child improve their core strength so that they can walk, run and jump better! 
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