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Toe Walking: Signs of Poor Vestibular?

November 4, 2022 by jennifer Leave a Comment

“Surprisingly, toe walking is not only a sign of a developmental delay in children; it is also a sign of a poor vestibular system, which is tied to a child’s balance and coordination.

You may be asking yourself why balance and coordination is important and why it has anything to do with learning.

If a child’s vestibular system isn’t working properly, we begin to see symptoms, like toe walking, poor behavior or learning challenges in the classroom.” – Integrated Learning Strategies

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Toe Walking: Signs of Poor Vestibular?

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