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Premature baby

by Michelle
(South Africa)

Do premature babies have a greater chance of having sensory processing disorders?




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Premature baby

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Feb 25, 2010
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preemies
by: Anonymous

I would have to agree with the previous comment. My oldest daughter is 16 and was born 11 weeks early. She had an extended hospital stay and came home only weighing a little over 4 lbs. When she was little we had trouble with her eating but I don't think it was SPD. My middle child was born 5 weeks early and now is 12 and shows signs of some SPD but nothing that causes a lot of issues. My youngest child is 6 and was born 8 weeks early. He has many SPD symptoms and we struggle to deal with them and school. He has a temper and throws lots of tantrums, receives OT for his fine motor skills. He hates to wear socks and has a blanket that he uses to calm himself. He is very strong willed and hates being told how to do things. I really think SPD varies by child.

Feb 18, 2010
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question...
by: kim

Did they give your pre-mature baby the same vaccines as a full term baby???

Feb 16, 2010
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coincidence with predisposition?
by: Anonymous

I think that is a coincidence born prematurely and have SPD, but not the cause. My children have SPD and are not born prematurely. because maybe it is biological or genetic predisposition.

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