• Developmental milestone delay
  • Impairments in functional posture and mobility are barriers to engagement and participation

A child’s role in this life stage is playing, navigating, and exploring their environment. This is how they learn and how their brains develop. Body alignment and mobility restrictions can hinder play opportunities. 

Lack of trunk control eliminates the accessibility of the hands to explore their environments and tinker with toys or objects. The lack of head control limits their opportunities to see and learn more about the world around them

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Consult with a developmental pediatrician to know how your child is faring and what services and interventions may be needed.

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  • Early identification of autism or other developmental delays 
  • Learning opportunities (study with infants) 

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  • Interview/conversation (child’s and family’s concerns) 
  • Examination 
  • Evaluation in the context of daily routines and activities 

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