2 Ways Intubation, Feeding Tube (NG or NJ Tube), and / or NICU Time Affects Milestone Development
Birth Trauma and Cranial Developments
Birth Trauma can be a variety of things:
- Intubation
- Feeding Tube (NG or NJ Tube)
- NICU Time
- and more
When a child experiences a birth trauma that interrupts their cranial movements, developmental delays can occur.
How?
Because these types of birth trauma can cause two types of jams in the cranial system.
First, is an ATLAS JAM
Your child may be struggling with things like:
- Head control
- Eating
- Swallowing
- Hates tummy time
- Not rolling over
The head needs to be able to counter all the movements in the spine, and when there is an atlas jam, it can't; therefore key transitional movements patterns can not occur.
Why Are Transitional Movement Patterns Important?
Transitional Movement Patterns are what should happen in a person's body between each of the "baby milestones" that you know.
These are not all of the established milestones given by the CDC, but here are just a few:
- Head lift
- Tummy time
- Head control
- Rolling ...
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Tools for Feeling Successful as a Special Needs Parent
Want to see your child progress, gain independence, and experience healthy developmental movements?
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Autism in Babies
10 Signs in Babies for Early Detection of Autism Risk
If you are feeling concerned for your child's development, always talk to your Pediatrician.
While you are working with your doctor there are early intervention techniques you can start now to improve your child's developmental path.
5 specific ways autism in manifest in movement explained:
You want to be a good parent and caregiver.
...Why a Baby Needs to Learn Balance and Counterbalance - Super Baby Secret #8
What does it mean when I say, "It's important for you baby to learn how to move?"
Many babies learn movement naturally, but when a baby's movements are restricted due to too much swaddling, too much car seat time, etc.; or due to premature delivery, NICU time, or a child's condition or disease.
The baby misses out on important, natural, movement experiences that aren't even on the milestone charts used by Doctors and Pediatricians.
These natural movement experiences are crucial for your child experiencing the most natural development they are capable of, typical or atypical.
In a baby, there is no such thing as a bad movement.
So the question is, why is your baby moving like he or she is?
How do you know if your baby's movements are natural or telling you that you need to be concerned?
That's where Movement Lesson™ comes in.
You can know from day one if you need to be really concerned, moderately concerned, or mildly concerned about your child movements and what...
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Movement Lesson™ Offers Hope for Your Child's Progress and Development
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I knew that because of Movement Lesson, her body had the movement input of walking.
Here is a video of her first time in the walker and playing the piano on her own.
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SPML - Selective Percutaneous Myofascial Lengthening
SPML is a surgical procedure that aims to lengthen certain muscles, or to reduce tone in the muscles.
Summary
- Before/After - SPML and Movement Lesson
- SPML and Movement Lesson Care
- Testimonial from Mom
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- SPML + Movement Lesson™ Success!
- 4 Weeks Post-SPML Surgery - Jumping on the Trampoline
- SPML Question by Parent
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SPML Response by Parent and Movement Lesson Practitioner, Savithri
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Typical vs Atypical Child Development
From the first few days of life, you can identify where a child does and does not cross midline.
Movement Lesson™ is the only alternative solution that teaches parents how to recognize, evaluate, and initiate midline crossing in all parts of the body.
Diagnosing CVI - 3 Tips to Working with Cortical Visual Impairment
From being deathly sick, legally blind, CVI, MR, autism, autoimmune failure, over 20 surgeries, his goal was to say ‘Mom’ at the age of 4. Tonight he was inducted into the National Honor Society. You are here thanks to him! Love 
son Graham.
CVI can be a complex diagnosis.
First, you need to understand the structure of your child's eye and if you need to be working with other factors of the eye other than CVI.
Take my free course to understand more about this. Click here, https://www.movementlesson.academy/offers/hvfMbT4G/checkout
Next, you need to understand how the eye works in relation to movement and development.
Watch my free webinar on 10 secrets of CVI, VISION AND MOVEMENT, https://www.movementlesson.academy/unlocking-cvi
Last, start learning about the secrets of CVI and home solutions to working with your child's CVI and possibly their other vision challenges, https://www.movementlesson.academy/cortical-visual-impairment
