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Developmental co-ordination disorder also known as DYSPRAXIA.

SINGS
Fall, trip, bump into things
Poor balance and posture
Poor integration of the two sides of body
Difficulty in fine motor coordination
Weak memory
Poor spatial skills gets lost easily
Poor time management
Poor organisational skills
Lack of rhythm when dance
Difficulty interpreting body language
Poor eye-hand coordination

YOUNG CHILDREN TROUBLE WITH
*Learning to walk, jump, hop, skip, throw, or catch a ball
*Pronouncing word and being understood
*Establishing left or right handedness
*Bumping into things
*Moving the eyes-instead, moving the whole head
*Being sensitive to touch: irritated by clothing on skin, hair brushing, nail cutting, teeth brushing

SCHOOL AGE CHILDREN TROUBLE WITH
*Poor pencil grip and letter formation, slow handwriting
*Fine motor skills: holding a pencil, buttoning, cutting with scissors
*Playing sports, riding a bike, and other activities required coordination
*Sensory direction
*Speaking at a normal rate or in a way that can be easily understood
*Making social connections due to speech challenges
*Phobias and obsessive behaviours

TEENS & ADULTS TROUBLE WITH
*Speech control - volume, pitch, articulation
*Writing and typing
* Over and under sensitivity to light, touch, space, taste or smells
*Personal grooming & self help activities
*Cooking or other house hold chores
*Driving
*Clumsiness