Where is my Child's Balance?! - Why Does My Child Keep Falling Over

WHERE is my Child’s BALANCE?!

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Have you ever been falling asleep and you almost feel like you are floating almost like you are in an upright position? 

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And then...

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You are falling...

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Falling...

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FALLING FAST...

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and WHAM!

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You startle Big Time and you are back in your body in a horizontal position. 

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Knowing where we are at in space is Super Important. 

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I am not talking about in relationship to the floor, but in your relationship to gravity and your force interaction relationships. 

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Your body needs to know when it is, Horizontal, or Vertical whether or not I am laying on the floor or hanging in the air.

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When we move, we should be building a Symbiotic Relationship With Gravity. 

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We experience gravity in 360 degrees. It's all around us. 

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That being said our balance has to be in 360 degrees.

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A child shouldn't be randomly falling, (yes we may occasionally trip on things, I am not talking about that kind of falling). 

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Falling should not be a constant in a child's life. 

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Startling should not be a constant in a child's life. 

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If you find yourself saying things like, "My child is so unbalanced," or "My child keeps falling."

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This is a sign to you that your child's gravity milestones are off and their ability to manipulate forces is off. 

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To improve balance you can't focus on balance, but you must focus on movement momentum. 

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It's like learning to ride a bike. 

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If you focus on the feet, the bike, and the ground, you will fall.

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Instead, you need to look where you are going, and peddle. 

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The balance happens naturally when you start gaining momentum.  

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When it comes to working with your child and you are focusing on building muscle, a milestone event, or skipping milestones, or strapping a kid up, balance will become more and more difficult. 

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Instead, you want to focus on movement momentum. 

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This includes establishing your child's gravity milestones and establishing the absolute horizon and the absolute vertical, working on your child's buoyancy and so on. 

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A successful milestone is not about an event but the parts and pieces of movement that make up that event. 

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Understand the language of your child's movements. Get a free movement review in our Facebook Group Movement Lesson for Parents and Practitioners, https://www.facebook.com/groups/1508200962782191

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Want a private consultation email [email protected] and request an appointment with Michelle Turner. 

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Want to start working with your child on your own, get into our child support program and start working with your child's movement foundations by starting our milestone momentum programs, https://www.movementlesson.academy/child-support-program