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The acquisition of skills of taking and mashing food and the developmental course of gross motor skills of 4 children with Down syndrome in the weaning period Tatsuya Nakamura 1 , Kouichi Ayuzawa 1 , Hiroaki Kurokawa 1 , Mai Komazaki 1 , Masahiro Tsunoda 1 , Hiroshi Ozawa 2 1Department of Rehabilitation, Shimada Ryoiku Center Hachioji 2Department of Pediatrics, Shimada Ryoiku Center Hachioji Keyword: Down症 , 離乳期 , 捕食 , 押しつぶし , 粗大運動 , Down syndrome , weaning period , taking food , mashing food , gross motor pp.115-125
Published Date 2017/6/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.6001200126
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 The purpose of this study was to conduct a longitudinal investigation of the oral motor skills and gross motor skills in children with Down syndrome (DS), and to obtain indicators for the children's acquisition of feeding skills during the weaning period. Four children with DS had their meal scenes video recorded and their skills of taking food into the mouth and mashing food were evaluated. In addition, their gross motor development and oral motor development were evaluated and the relationship of these evaluations was investigated. The results show that the DS children began attempting to take food into their mouths after they were able to sit like a typically developed child aged 5-6 months, and they began attempting to mash food after they were able to sit like a typically developed child aged 7-8 months. However, one child did not acquire the skills to mash food until after they had learned to stand. The comparison of motor skills at the time of acquiring taking and mashing food revealed that in some children, the stability of the scapular arch, as seen in supporting the body weight by the forearms in a prone position or crawling on hands and knees, was less developed than sitting. These findings indicated that it was useful to use sitting development as an indicator of weaning instruction. In addition, the stability of the scapular arch should be also considered after sitting skills are acquired.


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