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Make
an appointment with a therapist.
Please
check all items which relate to your child:
SENSORY CONCERNS
- Seems
overly sensitive to touch (may withdraw or react negatively
to hand holding or a pat on the shoulder).
- Shows
an unusual avoidance of grooming activities such as combing
hair, brushing teeth.
- Avoids
gross motor play; does not enjoy playground activities.
May be fearful of falling.
- Overly
sensitive to sound.
MOTOR CONCERNS
- Lags in
motor milestones
- Appears
clumsy, awkward in gross motor activities.
- Has difficulty
with balance activities.
- Falls
easily.
- Fatigues
quickly. Seems to have less endurance than other children
this age.
- Poor
posture; leans or slumps in chair.
- Poor
fine motor control; difficulty manipulating small objects,
difficulty holding pencil, poor scissors use.
- Has difficulty
forming letters; difficulty spacing letters and words.
BEHAVIORAL CONCERNS
- Easily
Distracted, short attention span.
- Has difficulty
sifting still; fidgety, restless.
SELF HELP CONCERNS
- Slow to
develop self-help skills (eg., self-feeding, toileting,
dressing).
- Has difficulty
putting on clothes, manipulating fasteners, tying shoes.
- Feeding
difficulties ("picky" eater, problems in chewing, spills
food, difficulty using cup or utensils)
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