@dr.connerbor: You can do this simple exercise from anywhere with no equipment or fancy technology needed. It’s called the cross crawl. Crossing the midline is an excellent way to promote healthy neurodevelopment in children with developmental delays and brain injuries. Crossing the midline of the body is something that many children with developmental delays struggle with because their brain has a difficult time getting the left and right hemispheres to work together. This is troublesome because many tasks that we do in day to day life require crossing over the midline. Most notably, tasks like reading, writing, and physical activity can feel very overwhelming for the child. That’s why crossing the midline in a therapeutic setting can have such a profound impact on a child’s day to day life. To learn more simple ways you can help support your child’s brain health from anywhere, join the Childhood Brain Health Starter Kit. This program will help give you the resources, education, and at-home tools you need to improve your child’s neurodevelopment. Head to my bio to sign up and get in ASAP before our monthly group call where you can ask me questions directly! #functionalneurology #childdevelopment #neurodevelopment #braindevelopment

Dr.Conner Bor, DC DACNB

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