Active_comparator: Neurodevelopmental treatment program group

NDT aims to bring the child to the maximum level of independence possible within the limits of age and ability. Treatment sessions are planned for a certain functional result, and the patient's active participation as much as possible is requested. As the child fulfills postural and motor requirements, the physical therapist provides less assistance and less guidance. Positionings supported by auxiliary materials, appropriate hand contacts, correct ways to hold the child, tonus regulation, family education, environmental regulations and goal-oriented quality movement approaches; These are some of the methods used by the NDT approach, which is based on facilitation, stimulation and communication. Neurodevelopmental treatment physiotherapy session for 2 days in a week, over 8 week.

Experimental: Mollii Suit method group

The Exopulse Mollii Suit is designed to restore normality and healthy balance of muscle groups in the body. The suite uses one of several different forms of neuromodulation, based on gently stimulating the affected muscle groups with electrical signals. This approach has been shown to help resynchronize muscle signals that have been disrupted due to spasticity and muscle groups that may have stopped working together. 58 electrodes embedded in the suit send mild and imperceptible impulses to both tense and spastic muscles and the weakened muscles that balance them. These stimulations not only relax tense muscles and reactivate weak ones, but also restore the natural balance of the group and help the body move as it should. Children will wear the outfit twice a week for 8 weeks and each session will last 60 minutes. During this practice, children will also receive NDT twice a week.