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Incoordination DisorderChild with Proprioceptive (muscle and joint receptors) Dysfunction: * Poor muscle tone: either too high or too low * deliberately runs into people, objects, jumps, dives into stuff, tackle people * stamp or slap feet onto ground while walking, walks with a bouncing gait * Kick his feet or heels against chair or floor, or desk *Bang sticks or objects on wall while walking, rubs against the wall * Rubs his hands on everything, bite or suck fingers, crack knuckles * Likes to be touched, hugged, rough and tumble play, swaddled, rolled into bedding tightly * Chews on shirt, cuffs, strings, pencils, toys, and gum a lot * Poor motor planning, body awareness, position in space * Holds pencils or crayons too tight or too loose * messy eater, messy work * "Bull in a china shop" * Uses too much force, breaks objects frequently * Poor posture, slumps, sits on edge of chair with foot for support * Unable to balance on one foot |
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