Thanks barb for your input.I just bought a book on crawling. The trick is to get him to do this. I am trying with my hysband to get him to do it. He just wants to ride on our backs. Unfortunately i have discouraged this in the past saying walk not crawl please. How could I have been so stupid?
Tonight I am trying the stramonium.

barb, thanks I will look this over more carefully. When he gets hurt he runs for comfort and even likes to play it up a bit. Loves to be comforted. Loves to rub affectionately loved ones arms back and forth. I have to remind him to stop because it bugs me. He has made an annoying habit from this. A compulsive one.

LYN

If you do a GOOGLE search on Cross Crawl you will find lost of interestiong info regarding brain development and crawling etc.

The cross crawl excercise is easier than actually crawling around on all fours

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Ok I have read all this. Firstly I hope you have only given the one dose of Stram. It may well do something and you could follow with Baryta Carb. 30 in a split dose - one night, one morning , one following night. Please get the child a fruit flavoured toothpate rather than minty.

Verat.in my opinion is all wrong.

I think teaching cross crawl is a good idea . On the following URL is are photos showing just how easy it is.

http://www.psia.org/Education/TPSArt...98symmetry.asp

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