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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]"As the NY Times article confirmed, parents simply don't have time (or don't make time) to implement strong routines during early childhood development.
That task is most offen delegated to uninformed babysitters or daycare workers. Parents prefer not to waste their "intelegence" on such menial labor."

WTF does this mean?  You're not really saying that a kid is extra-sensitive to light and sound, [b]or unable to understand where his body relates in space,[/b] due to parenting, are you?

That is so outside of what is known about child development that you really don't have a leg to stand on.[/quote]

Speaking of meaning......

What does this (bolded) ridiculous OT speak mean?

I want to create a new disorder called Filangel Disassociation Disorder. It's primary symptom will be the inability to understand where one's toes relates in one's shoe. Sounds legit. [/quote]

Do you really want to know what it means or do you just want to make fun of it?

If a person doesn't know how their body relates is space, they tend to bump into things quite a bit.  They have trouble with gross and small motor skills.  They have quite a bit of trouble with scooters, big wheels, tricycles, bicycles- timing, assessing speed, coordination.   Things that haven't been attributed to other things like poor muscle tone or eye problems that lead to trouble with depth perception.    [/quote]
Which contraptions did your child use early on, besides a carseat?[/quote]

What do you mean by "contraptions"?
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