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<t>I'm from europe and english is not my native language. So I was wandering what it means to crawl in combat style. Is that with your whole body on the floor or just with your knees and hands on the floor?<br/> <br/> My daughter also starts to crawl a month ago, and we are absolutely thrilled about...

<t>We try to let have our daughter the "hands up" position (I mean with her forearms next to her head).<br/> <br/> This not something that was recommended to us. I think this is a good position because her arm is besides her body very often during daytime. So I figured it will contribute to her ROM ...

<t>We started to let our baby sleep on het tummy when she was 5 months old. First only at daytime, later also through the night. We had two reasons for doing this. Firstly she developed a flat backside of het head and secondly we thought is a very good way to stimulate her arm.<br/> <br/> Our doctor...

<t>My daughter (mild LOPI, 8 months, no surgeries) can't suppinate over neutral. I thought she was doing better because I noticed that when she sleeps on her back her palm is often faced up. In the past she always slept with the palm down or neutral. <br/> <br/> Now our PT told us that het wrist/for...

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<t>My daughter is recovering from paralysis of her shoulder and biceps. She is 7 months old now. To build up strength we were practising tummy time with her. That went really well, should could lean on her arms for about 5 minutes.<br/> <br/> Now she has learned to turn to her back. Of course that i...

<t>My child (7months old) uses her injured arm but when you give a toy she immediately hands it over to her unaffected arm.<br/> <br/> Does anybody have experience to temporally tie up or use a glove in order to stimulate the injured arm?<br/> <br/> Personally I don't like this idea, but if it will ...