Developmental coordination disorder, also called Childhood Dyspraxia is a condition affecting coordination. It is usually thought to be clumsiness or slowness or inaccuracy of motor skills performance. A child with dyspraxia has problems with movement, coordination, judgment, processing, memory and some other cognitive skills.

Consult TBC if the child has:

• delay of motor milestones such as sitting, crawling and walking
• slowness and imprecision in movement execution
• difficulty in going up the stairs, pedaling, buttoning shirt, zipping, eating with utensils, using scissors

Consult TBC if the teenager or adult has:

• difficulty in assembling puzzles and building models
• difficulty in playing ball games
• difficulty in writing and typing
• Difficulty in driving and getting dressed