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Midline crossing

Midline crossing is reaching or moving across the body's center from one side toward the opposite side.

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Using Both Sides of the Body During Baby Development

Using Both Sides of the Body During Baby Development

What bilateral coordination means Bilateral coordination is the ability to use the two sides of the body together, either in similar ways or in complementary roles. A baby may stabilize a soft block with one hand while exploring it with the other, bring both hands together at the chest, or shift weight between the arms […]