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Most babies show small movement preferences at times — that’s normal! But when asymmetrical movement patterns persist and don’t resolve with practice, it’s worth looking into. Earlier support can make it easier to correct. Examples to watch for: • Dragging one leg when crawling • Always rolling the same direction • Reaching with one arm much more than the other • A persistent head tilt or always looking one way • One side of the body seeming stronger or more coordinated Some causes: • Torticollis or tight neck muscles • Birth positioning or birth trauma • Container overuse (swings, seats, bouncers) • Head turning preference • Flat spots (plagiocephaly) • Uneven muscle strength or tone • Primitive reflexes stronger on one side • Limited tummy time/floor play • Visual preference to one side • Shoulder, trunk, or hip tightness • Sensory or vestibular differences • Pain or discomfort (ex: reflux) When in doubt, ask for a therapy referral to get a full assessment done and put your mind to rest! #babydevelopment #therapytips
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