Fifteen children will receive conventional physical therapy program for 1 hour and vestibular rehabilitation for 30 minutes 3 times per week for 8 weeks

Fifteen children will receive conventional physical therapy program only for 1 hour 3 times per week for 8 weeks.

• Bouncing-jumping activities from standing.
• linear swinging activities: using swinging platform (standing walking) scooter activity (kneeling, standing), hanging lower limb activities and climbing swinging robe ladder.
• By pushing-pulling activities, displacement of the center of gravity is created.
• These are activities which enable active equilibrium on steep surfaces such as stairs.
• Walking on ramps.
• Walking unfamiliar surfaces such as balance disc, balance boards and balance beam

The process for measuring frontal plane lateral trunk tilt angle during gait involves several steps as per the studies. First, three circular adhesive dots are placed on the sternal notch and the anterior superior iliac spine. A video camera is set up to capture the child's full body while walking. The recorded video is analyzed using Kinovea, dividing the gait cycle into 11 frames at 10% intervals. The angle of trunk deviation from vertical is calculated in these frames by connecting the anterior superior iliac spine markers and the sternal notch to determine the longitudinal axes of the trunk, with the angle measured against a vertical line.

Heart rate expressed per distance walked provides information on energy economy as dose oxygen uptake expressed per distance walked because resting heart rate is known to increase with decreased body size and level of fitness, the resting heart rate is subtracted from the walking heart rate, and this value is divided by the walking speed. The following calculation of an energy expenditure index (energy expenditure index; beats/minute) energy expenditure index heart rate = (exercise heart rate-resting heart rate)/speed measured in m·min