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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP, why is your child in physical therapy and what are her "gross motor delays"??????[/quote]

I ask this question because I HAVE A CHILD WITH GROSS MOTOR DELAYS...she can do none of the things you describe.  None of them.  Can't do the shape sorter.  Can't walk. Can't drink from a cup.  Either you are lying, or your child has no motor delays.[/quote]

OP here. She's been in physical therapy for 6 months now. We're actually waiting for the PT who'll be here in 20 minutes. She has low muscle tone on her torso and neck what caused her not to roll over until 10 months. I won't mention the crawling because we're from a different school of thought so it's irrelevant here. Because of her condition she over developed her right side and has a left side underdeveloped so we're working on equalizing both. We've been feeding her from an open cup since 6 months because she would not take a bottle. She has an unrelated neurological condition that caused her to be overcautious regarding exploring experiences and also developed a very sensitive tactile response so we're working on that front too.

Satisfied or you want me to share her medical records too?[/quote]

Sorry I struck a nerve, but I think you are using the wrong terminology.  Gross motor delays is not a description of what is happening in this situation.  Gross motor delays means that walking, feeding, large hand operations -- are affected.[/quote]

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