Re: My son started walking after age 2.

[Guest guest]

My son walked late too, well over 12 months, maybe around 16 months, but

not as late as yours. I don't store stuff like that in my brain. But,

he spent most of his first year eating and sleeping, so no time to

practice walking at all.

emp806 wrote:

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> My son started walking at age 2 1/2.

> Do you guys think this is common for ASD children?

> Anyone who have seen this unusual motor delay?

>

>

[Guest guest]

My guys did not start walking until 19 months and are still unsteady and cannot

run, kick a ball, navigate a play ground with confidence.

 

Dana

From: emp806 <emp806@...>

Subject: [ ] My son started walking after age 2.

Date: Sunday, November 16, 2008, 1:28 AM

My son started walking at age 2 1/2.

Do you guys think this is common for ASD children?

Anyone who have seen this unusual motor delay?

[Guest guest]

My son walked only at 16 months and that was because I really worked with him a

lot to walk. Some ASD children have motor delay.

 

Maya.

From: emp806 <emp806hotmail (DOT) com>

Subject: [ ] My son started walking after age 2.

Date: Sunday, November 16, 2008, 1:28 AM

My son started walking at age 2 1/2.

Do you guys think this is common for ASD children?

Anyone who have seen this unusual motor delay?

[Guest guest]

My son did not walk that late but had severe gross motor delays.

They were resolved in 48 hours when we treated him on mepron for

babesia.

Caryn

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> > My son started walking at age 2 1/2.

> > Do you guys think this is common for ASD children?

> > Anyone who have seen this unusual motor delay?

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

My daughter was 17 months when she took her first step, and 14 months when

she started creeping (and this after we did some rudimentary patterning [Doman

Delacato]).

Francine

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[Guest guest]

I finally addresed some concerns with my brothers about his daughter.

Having a son with high fuctioning aspergers I could see some of the

signs I missed. She started crawling in a stomach crawl dragging one

leg. She is delayed in walking (wobble walker)17 mos. and cannot

talk. If she says Mama and Dada does this mean she is just slower in

talking or could be still a big concern with being able to speak?

She does a lot of babbling. She screams a lot. She has bluish

purple hands which she holds quite often in the neck of the shirt.

She also sticks her fist down her throat a lot. She used to be a

happy go lucky girl until her flu vaccination at 15mos. which lead

to what they believe to be seizures (doc's deny it). She doesn't

sleep well at night and does a backwards inchworm crawl in her

sleep. Do any of these concerns ring a bell?

My brother wants to sneak his daughter into get her last inoculation

of her flu vaccination and MMR. I was desperate to sharing the truth

with him about our concerns of her being on the spectrum.

Please help us!

(Mom is worried sick and Dad is in denial and ready to start divorce

because Mom is doing preventative now). Laurie

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> From: emp806 <emp806hotmail (DOT) com>

> Subject: [ ] My son started walking after age 2.

>

> Date: Sunday, November 16, 2008, 1:28 AM

>

> My son started walking at age 2 1/2.

> Do you guys think this is common for ASD children?

> Anyone who have seen this unusual motor delay?

>

>

[Guest guest]

----- Original Message -----

My son walked late too, well over 12 months, maybe around 16 months, but

not as late as yours. I don't store stuff like that in my brain. But,

he spent most of his first year eating and sleeping, so no time to

practice walking at all.

==>My dd was a great sleeper, she slept through the night, the very night we

brought her home from the hospital and was never, ever up at night. She was

only awake about 4-6 hours a day until she was about 7 months old. When I asked

the dr about this, he said it wasn't a problem.... but she would probably be

delayed somewhat in walking/talking as she wasn't awake long enough to practice.

She walked across the entire width of my living room floor the very day she

turned 7 MONTHS old and she was running full tilt at 9 months. She could repeat

any word you asked her to at 6 months and was speaking in paragraphs at a

year...... so we're glad she was *delayed*

I think delayed motor issues, both gross and fine motor, are more prevalent

in ASD kids and certainly denote problems with muscle strength and development

even in non ASD kids.

emp806 wrote:

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> My son started walking at age 2 1/2.

> Do you guys think this is common for ASD children?

> Anyone who have seen this unusual motor delay?

>

>

[Guest guest]

My daughter did not walk independently until the month before she turned

3 years old which was when we removed dairy (and gluten). When we

trialled a small amount of dairy after 10 days she didn't walk again for

3 days. That was the start of our biomed journey. Needless to say we

were believers after that. She also didn't crawl until late (around 18

months) and when she did she started with the stomach crawl and

definitely dragged her right side.

Jenene

[Guest guest]

>>She started crawling in a stomach crawl dragging one

> leg.

This is one symptom of viral issues.

> She also sticks her fist down her throat a lot.

My #3 did this. Adding mB12 eliminated it.

>>does a backwards inchworm crawl in her

> sleep. Do any of these concerns ring a bell?

This is sort of like one mother described as a milk intolerance

symptom for her child.

Dana