
Hand Flapping in Toddlers: Why Does My Child Do It?
Hand flapping in toddlers is often how a big feeling leaves the body. What it means, what it is not, and when to ask an OT or your pediatrician.
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Hand flapping in toddlers is often how a big feeling leaves the body. What it means, what it is not, and when to ask an OT or your pediatrician.


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