Hi

Need to consult psychotherapist

It seems to be post traumatic psychological changes which might lead to lack of confidence and internal motivation. It needs to be treated asap otherwise it may get complicated and can lead to depression and phobia. It can be well treated with counseling sessions and homeopathic medicine effectively if required. It needs to be addressed in a holistic approach for complete recovery. You need an expert Psychologist who is a good homeopathic physician.

Take help from a child psychologist and as well as you should medical recheck up of her. Gradually this condition may improve. Be supportive with her. Don't put more pressure into her.

Hi, It is completely normal for your daughter to feel scared and hesitant to walk or put pressure on her leg after her injury. It is important to be patient and understanding with her during this time. One way to motivate her is to start slowly and gradually increase her confidence. Begin by encouraging her to stand and walk short distances with support, such as holding your hand or using a walker. Praise her for every small step she takes and provide positive reinforcement. You can also try distracting her by making walking fun and engaging. Play games or have her walk to a favorite toy or object. Encourage her to take small steps and gradually increase the distance she walks each day. To help her overcome her fear of riding a bike, start by having her practice balancing while sitting on the bike. Encourage her to push off with her feet and glide without pedaling. Once she feels comfortable with this, slowly introduce peddling. Again, be patient and offer encouragement throughout the process. Above all, reassure your daughter that it is okay to feel scared and that you are there to support her every step of the way. With time and patience, she will regain her confidence and be back to walking and riding her bike with ease.

This is a very common reaction Ghabrana nahin hai Don’t worry Take her to water park or places where she gets immersed and starts forgetting about the leg Show her motivational movies And get her into art therapy

It’s understandable that your child is hesitant to walk after her injury. To help her regain confidence, start with gentle encouragement and small steps. Use positive reinforcement and praise her for any progress, no matter how small. Engage her in fun activities that involve movement, like playing games that require standing or walking. Gradually increase the time and intensity as she gets more comfortable. Be patient and reassuring, reminding her that it’s okay to take things slowly and that she can do it. If her fear persists, consider consulting a pediatric physical therapist for specialized guidance and support.

Restart the baby steps with motivation and reward