Childhood period is a vital learning opportunity period in which children learn by experiencing and developing age related skills, enhance social participation by participating in daily life and learn that they are a part of the community. That brings out the importance of providing children, who have a limitation in body functions and structure, activity or participation, with multidisciplinary / interdisciplinary / transdisciplinary rehabilitation interventions and services as early as possible to help them develop the highest level of performance skills. The concept of habilitation and studies for children facing developmental risks identified as a disadvantaged group are developing rapidly in our country as well as in the world. In this review, it is aimed to examine the practices in which professionals from different disciplines work as a team aiming to develop children's capacity in different performance areas and to ensure their social / social participation by developing new skills for children with activity and participation limitations. Also, this study aims to examine the client-centered habilitation practices in which physical, social and environmental factors that affect the family, the caregivers and the child are discussed comprehensively.