Reduced muscle tension within the “normal range” is the most common reason for motor delay in children. Children with reduced muscle tone need more time (and more muscle repetitions) to reach the same level of strength as their peers. Up to 20% of all children have low muscle tone. The earlier parents realize that their children have low tone, the sooner they can support their child’s motor development and make a significant difference in their child’s future enjoyment of movement. SIGNS OF LOW
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