Frequently Asked Questions
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Question 1:
Don't children have to learn to crawl before they can learn to walk?
Question 2:
Whose job is it to teach children to sit, stand, and walk?
Question 3:
How much do range of motion exercises and positioning help the child with cerebral palsy?
Question 4:
What is the best treatment method?
Question 5:
Don't we have to break up primitive and abnormal reflexes before children can learn to move?
Question 6:
What do you do about dislocated hips, scoliosis, and other joint deformities?
Question 7:
Aren't some children too retarded to learn to walk?
Question 8:
At what age should we stop trying to teach a child to walk?
Question 9:
How can we implement MOVE where we live?
Question 10:
How does mobility help?
Question 11:
What is the impact of MOVE in early years?
Question 12:
How important is early intervention?
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Please e-mail us at move-international@kern.org with any other questions you have regarding the education of children with severe disabilities.
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