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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Can someone explain how “low muscle tone” presents in their kid? I’m wondering if this is what I’m seeing in my son, though the doctor has never mentioned it.[/quote] My stepson was diagnosed with low tone. As a kid (3-7 years old) he always seemed wobblier than other kids. Walked VERY late. Took him until age 9 or 10 to learn to ride a bike and swim. Also drooled for a long time (maybe until age 5? - and I mean he would soak the front of his shirt with drool) but I'm not sure if that was related. Very slow eater, very small appetite (those things still apply) Like another PP's kid, he plays tennis now and bikes. He does not have great endurance and does not enjoy "working out" at all, but he is fine.[/quote]
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