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The following are among some of the difficulties reported by parents of children who present for treatment at the Brain and Behaviour Enhancement Clinic:
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Very quiet baby or excessively demanding
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May have been late to sit up, to talk, or to walk
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Walked very early (9 months or 10 months) ' in which case they may have missed out on some stages of development
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May not have crawled or crept
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Messy eating or eating without closing mouth
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Late at learning to blow his/her nose, wink with one eye or difficulty learning to whistle or click his/her fingers
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Awkward or jerky movements leading to spillages when pouring e.g. milk into cereal
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Reluctant to play with jigsaws or do tasks requiring fine motor skills
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Difficulty learning to tie shoe laces
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Difficulty learning to ride a bicycle
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Difficulty learning to swim properly
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Homework may take longer than it should
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Sometimes child may bring home school work not completed at school
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Overreaction to situations at times
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Child may be 'scattered or fidgety'
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May dislike hair being washed or nails being trimmed
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Avoids being hugged or tickled or sometimes may crave hugs or request frequent bouts of tickles or rough play
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May be 'faddy' eater and sometimes dislike 'lumpy' foods
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Immature behaviour ' preferring to play with younger children
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Difficulty getting to sleep at night ' preferring to have a light on
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