Guest guest Posted August 10, 2004 Report Share Posted August 10, 2004 Hi all, I was wondering if there was a way to poll the members of this group to find out what ages their children began walking. I don't know how to do it or who can, but thought I'd ask. My concern is that my son, Evan, 16 months, is not walking, nor does he have any interest in it. When we try to hold his hands to get him to practice walking, he picks up his feet and sits down. I'm concerned that because of his plagio or maybe residual tort, his eyes are misaligned and his horizon is tipped giving him a constant state of vertigo. We've seen 3 doctors to check his eyes, with 3 different opinions. One doctor said that because of his plagio, his left cheek bone is somewhat flattened, pushing his left eye upward. I personally don't see that his eyes look misaligned, as far as looking to see that both eyes appear to be focusing on the same thing. Another doctor said that what the other guy said was totally wrong, that his eyes were fine and that we should come back for testing in 3 months. If there's one thing I've learned though this whole experience, it's to question everything and to voice (loudly) your concerns. Anyway, I'm wondering if we set up a sort of long term poll though groups to find out at what age our kids started walking, plagio and non-plagio, we might be able to see if there is a trend for kids with plagio have delayed gross motor skills, specifically walking, compared to their non-plagio siblings. I think it would help me to have a better idea of what to expect. I haven't read anything about plagio and gross motor skills beyond the rolling over stage. It might be an interesting study. I'd appreciate your feedback. Thanks, heidi mommy to Evan, 16 mo, plagio, tort grad, STARband 5/04, SanF,CA Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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