Hydrokinesitherapy is a rehabilitation method aimed at children with orthopedic or neuromotor disabilities. It is used to address movement disorders through thermal water at a temperature of 34°-35°C. The child perceives the warm water as a source of freedom and play, which is why it is used as a rehabilitative tool. This approach stimulates motor skills that cannot be activated on land. The child interacts with the physiotherapist and the aquatic environment, creating new communication channels. Additionally, the search for movement in water using floats, balls, arm bands, and colorful paddles stimulates rhythmic and coordinated activity of the upper and lower limbs.