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Subject: Re: your baby does not have autism

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Agree on that

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Date Posted: 12:02:09 10/10/07 Wed
In reply to: Sondra 's message, "your baby does not have autism" on 07:34:09 10/10/07 Wed

I so agree with what you said about learning what their hands and feet can do. Before my son could walk or crawl, he would lay in his crib or where ever I had him and stare at his mobile and kick his legs, twirl his hands and all that stuff. He looked kind of spastic and it would make me laugh. He never even did the "normal" crawl, it was like the army crawl. then he started walking. These are all "baby steps" learning what comes next. they will fall at first, they hold on to furniture before they let go to take steps on their own, etc. He is now 8, plays basketball and hockey. No autism here. Emma is fine :)

>Hey,
>
>My son is just a few days older than you baby girl.
>And he does the same thing. I asked his Dr. about it
>and she said each child is different. He was just
>learning where his hands are and what they can do.
>Some babies just do it longer because it could be
>their way of playing by them selfs.
>I would not worry at all, you are a wonderful mom and
>you are going a great job.

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