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Learn about the 3 patterns of sensory processing disorders (SPDs) and how they affect the senses Sensory processing disorders (SPDs) are classified into three broad patterns: Pattern 1: Sensory modulation disorder. The affected person has difficulty in responding to sensory stimuli. They may be over-responsive, under-responsive, or crave stimuli. Pattern 2: Sensory-based motor disorder. The …

One in every 10 baby boys has hydrocele at birth. Hydrocele occurs when the tube that allows the testicles to move from the abdomen to the scrotum doesn't close. One in every 10 baby boys has hydrocele at birth. In many cases, it gets better on its own by two years of age. Hydrocele is one of the most common …

Eleven-month-old babies may start to form their unique personalities and master more of their motor (movement) skills. At 11 months old, a baby may stand alone, copy sounds, develop a concept of self, stand by themselves, walk if someone holds their hand and do many other things. Eleven-month-old babies may start to form their unique personalities and master more of …

Seven-month-old babies are more familiar with primary caregivers and learn to trust people who can fulfill their needs. At seven months old, your baby can roll over and sit, move objects from hand to hand, babble, creep and many other things. Seven-month-old babies are more familiar with primary caregivers and learn to trust people who can fulfill their needs. At …

A 10-month-old baby is highly active. At 10 months old, your baby should crawl up steps, hold your hand, climb onto chairs, understand simple sentences, show interest in conversations, imitate people and do many other things. A 10-month-old baby is highly active. The rapid growth of your baby will be continuing at a slower pace from now on. They will …

Breastfeeding and diet Breastfeeding is one of the best ways to bond with your baby. It has myriad benefits for you as well as your baby, but you may want to avoid coffee, tea, chocolate, gassy foods, fish, spicy foods, eggs, nuts, milk and peppermint, parsley and sage as they may cause reactions in your baby. Breastfeeding is one of …

Umbilical cord facts The cord will normally fall off in one to three weeks after birth. The average cord falls off between 10 and 14 days with 21 days being the higher side of normal. The cord will normally fall off in one to three weeks after birth. The average cord falls off between 10 and 14 days with 21 …

A toddler or infant getting sick often worries parents, especially first-time parents. Signs and Symptoms of an unwell child include fever, vomiting, diarrhea, breathing problems, headaches, jaundice and rash. A toddler or infant getting sick often worries parents, especially first-time parents. All sorts of thoughts might concern parents who are not aware of the signs of an unwell child. These …

Growth at four months is so intense that babies often regress in other areas. At four months old, babies advance developmentally in gross motor skills, fine motor skills, communication and hearing, problem solving, learning, understanding, socially and emotionally. According to studies, growth at four months is so intense that babies often regress in other areas, such as sleeping. The baby's …

A baby not wanting to eat is typical behavior. If your baby doesn't want to eat, try different feeding positions, wear clothing that allows for easy access to the breasts, maintain your milk supply and offer the breast often. First, quit worrying. This is typical toddler behavior. Kids have sensitive taste buds and are just learning to taste. Your child …