In the current study, a non-signifi

In the current study, a non-significant difference was recordedafter treatment between the two groups may be indicated thatthese children were needed to share in home functional activityas long as period in-between session, to maintain functionalrecovery obtained during the session, as water-based exercisedoes not depend on the hard supporting surface as land activity.These reports agree with Dimitrijevic et al (2012)12 whoinvestigate the effect of an aquatic intervention on the grossmotor function and aquatic skills of children with CP. Foundthat no difference in GMFM score (post-treatment score, pretreatment score) between the groups at the end of 9 weeks, whorevealed that the result indicates that permanent involvement ina physical therapeutic activity is necessary for children withCP to ensure that their motor functions can be maintained at ahigher level