Gross Motor Development
At Allay, we support children to move with confidence and coordination.
Gross motor skills are the building blocks for everyday activities—from riding a bike and playing at the park to sitting comfortably in the classroom and walking around in the community.
We use play-based, evidence-informed approaches to build strength, balance and motor planning.
How We Support You
Our therapists tailor support to help children build:
- Core Strength & Stability – for posture and controlled movement.
- Coordination & Motor Planning – to navigate complex or new movements.
- Crossing the Midline – to support bilateral integration and brain-body communication.
- Bike Riding & Ball Skills – building confidence and independence in outdoor play.
- Balance & Endurance – supporting participation in physical and social activities.
Who Can Benefit?
Gross motor support is ideal for:
- Children with coordination or balance difficulties.
- Kids learning to ride bikes, climb, or play sports.
- Children with motor delays or low muscle tone.
- Neurodivergent children who need movement-based strategies.
What to Expect
We begin with a playful, strengths-focused assessment of your child’s movement skills.
Therapy is active, fun, and tailored to your child’s interests.
At Allay, we help children move toward independence through joyful, purposeful movement.
