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Smart Vision Kinderkinetics

Kinderkinetics is a scientific profession focused on improving children’s gross motor development
through structured movement programmes.

A Kinderkineticist assesses, develops and implements movement programmes to improve
coordination, balance, strength, posture and school readiness. 

Kinderkinetics focuses specifically on gross motor development and physical movement as a
foundation for learning and development. Kinderkinetics is preventative, while Occupational Therapy focuses more on the recovery or treatment of identified problems.

Programmes are available for babies, toddlers, preschoolers and school-aged children.

No referral is required, but collaboration with other professionals is welcomed.

Why Join Kinderkinetics?

Kinderkinetics supports physical development, confidence and school readiness, even if no major
delay is present.

Improved coordination, balance, posture, concentration, confidence and sports performance.

No. It is beneficial for both developmental support and enrichment.

Movement improves concentration, visual-motor integration and the physical foundation needed for
learning.

Programmes are scientifically structured and individualised according to developmental needs.

Kinderkinetics Program FAQ

Each session includes structured, age-appropriate movement activities designed to improve
coordination, balance, strength, and motor skills. Sessions are fun, engaging, and based on
scientific developmental principles.

Sessions can be individual or group-based depending on the child’s needs. Individual sessions focus on specific challenges, while group sessions encourage social interaction and teamwork.

Session duration varies by age group, typically between 30 to 60 minutes.

Most children benefit from attending once or twice per week, depending on their developmental needs and goals.

Program duration depends on the child’s needs. Some children attend for one term, while others
benefit from longer support.

Yes. An initial assessment is conducted to identify strengths and areas that need support. A
personalised program is then developed.

Yes. Parents receive regular feedback and guidance on progress and home support strategies

Programmes are available for babies, toddlers, preschoolers, and school-aged children.

Kinderkinetics supports children with coordination difficulties, low muscle tone, concentration
challenges, posture issues, and other motor development concerns.

Yes. Movement plays a key role in learning. Programmes can improve concentration, visual-motor
integration, body awareness, and overall school readiness.

Sessions may be held at schools, private practices, or designated movement spaces.

Children should wear comfortable clothing and takkies suitable for movement.

Costs vary depending on session type and frequency. Please contact us for detailed pricing.

No unfortunately they do not.

In most cases, children can join at any time, depending on program availability and space.

Mommy & Me Classes

Mommy & Me classes are guided parent-and-baby sessions designed to strengthen bonding
through movement, music, sensory play, and developmental activities. These classes support your baby’s physical, emotional, and cognitive development in a fun and nurturing environment.

Classes are typically designed for babies from 3 months to 2 years, grouped according to
developmental stages to ensure activities are age-appropriate.

Each session may include songs and music, tummy time and strengthening activities, sensory play,
movement games, baby massage elements, social interaction time, and parent guidance tips.
Every class is structured but playful — learning through joy and connection.

Classes usually run for 45–60 minutes, depending on the age group.

Please bring a blanket or mat, a small towel, nappy bag essentials, water for mom, and comfortable
clothes for both of you. All main equipment and sensory materials are provided.

These classes help with gross motor development, muscle tone and strength, balance and
coordination, sensory processing, social skills, emotional bonding, and confidence building. They
also give moms a supportive community.

Absolutely. Dads, grandparents, or primary caregivers are welcome. The focus is on bonding and
connection.

That’s completely normal. Babies are allowed to be babies. You are free to comfort, feed, or step
out briefly and rejoin when ready.

No. While there is social interaction, these sessions are guided and development-focused, often led
by a qualified movement or child development specialist.

Classes are kept small to ensure individual attention and a calm, safe environment.

Once per week is ideal for consistent developmental stimulation and routine.

A trial session may be available to allow parents to experience the class before committing.

Bookings are essential. Please contact us via WhatsApp, email, or the online booking form (if
available).

Visual Stimulation

Visual stimulation involves structured activities that help develop how a child’s eyes and brain work
together. It supports tracking, focusing, eye teaming, visual perception, and visual-motor
integration.

No. An eye test checks eyesight (for example, whether a child needs glasses). Visual stimulation
focuses on how the brain processes visual information, even if eyesight is normal.

Common signs include poor concentration, losing place while reading, skipping words or lines,
head tilting when working, rubbing eyes often, avoiding reading or close work, poor hand-eye
coordination, and difficulty copying from the board.

Basic visual stimulation can begin in infancy. Structured visual-motor and perceptual programmes are
usually introduced from preschool age and up, depending on developmental readiness.

Vision plays a major role in reading fluency, spelling, writing neatness, mathematics alignment,
concentration, and comprehension. If visual skills are weak, learning may feel frustrating and tiring.

Sessions may include eye tracking exercises, crossing midline activities, hand-eye coordination
tasks, balance and posture work, visual perception games, and movement-based visual integration
activities. Everything is play-based but structured.

Vision and movement are strongly linked. The brain uses body awareness, balance, and posture to
stabilise the eyes. Improving core strength and coordination often improves visual control.

No. A full eye examination with an optometrist is always recommended first to rule out medical or
eyesight concerns. Visual stimulation compliments, but does not replace optometric care.

This depends on the child’s needs. Some children show improvement within a few months, while
others may require longer-term support. Progress is monitored continuously.

Yes. It can support children with reading delays, ADHD-related concentration difficulties, dyslexia
tendencies, poor coordination, and developmental delays. Programs are individualised after
assessment.

Smart Vision Kinderkinetics integrates movement science, vision development principles, early
intervention focus, and whole-child development. The approach looks at the body and the visual
system together.

Absolutely. When children struggle less with reading, writing, or coordination, their confidence and
motivation improve naturally.

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