Respiratory physiotherapy is an essential therapeutic approach for babies and children with breathing difficulties, especially in cases of flu, bronchiolitis, asthma, pneumonia, and other conditions that affect the lungs and airways.

Using specific and safe techniques adapted to the age group, the therapy helps to clear the airways, improves lung ventilation and facilitates the elimination of secretions, promoting symptom relief and faster recovery.

Furthermore, it contributes to reducing the use of medication and the need for hospitalizations.

In the first years of life, the respiratory system is still developing, making babies and children more susceptible to infections and respiratory complications. Respiratory physiotherapy, when performed early and preventively, strengthens lung function, improves oxygenation, and improves the child's overall well-being.

It also provides guidance to parents on home care, helping to prevent recurring respiratory crises and promoting quality of life and comfort for the entire family.