10/16/2026
One of our favorite things about working with kids is getting to turn something that might feel intimidating into something FUN. 🫧💗
If you walked into one of our pediatric pelvic floor therapy sessions, you might find us blowing bubbles, playing with balloons, or making silly noises with kazoos. And while it might look like we’re just playing, there’s actually a lot of intention behind it!
These activities help children practice controlled exhalation, breath coordination, and awareness of how their diaphragm, abdominal muscles, and pelvic floor work together.
Pediatric pelvic floor therapy can be incredibly helpful for children experiencing constipation, urinary accidents, bedwetting, difficulty emptying their bladder, and other bowel or bladder challenges.
We love working with kids because they remind us that learning about our bodies doesn’t have to feel clinical or overwhelming. When children feel comfortable, supported, and genuinely excited to participate, we can help them build skills and confidence that extend far beyond our treatment room.
If your little one is struggling with bowel or bladder symptoms, we’d love to help you understand how pediatric pelvic floor therapy could support them!