Evaluations will be made before the children are dressed in the Mollii Suit, and the evaluations will be repeated after the children are dressed and practiced for 60 minutes.

Evaluations will be made before the children are dressed in the Mollii Suit, and the evaluations will be repeated after the children are dressed and applied for 60 minutes with the device in off mode.

Children will be evaluated and the evaluations will be repeated 60 minutes later.

Exopulse Mollii Suit is a neuromodulation application that has been extensively evaluated and is a reliable technique in patients with spasticity. Unlike many neurostimulation techniques that focus only on symptomatic muscles, Suit relieves spasticity and associated pain by stimulating the weakened antagonist of the spastic muscle. Its wearable structure is designed to manage spasticity and associated pain in both upper and lower extremities.

Gross Motor Function Classification System (GMFCS) developed by R. Palisano will be used in the classification of motor function.

The MTS assesses the muscle's response to stretch at given velocities.

The modified Ashworth scale (MAS), has been applied in clinical practice and research as a measure of spasticity. The modified Ashworth scale purpose is to grade muscle spasticity.

NMC Tests means Neuro Muscular Control tests, and it consists of a number of fully adjustable balance tests. The software calculates up to what point the person is able to perform within the outlines of the exercise, and it will give a score per test. The tests and their duration can be adjusted. Individually applicable and very handy. Once it is adjusted, the same test can be repeated by just pushing a button. Time and results are easy to compare with previous tests.