A medical skateboard designed to help very premature infants practise moving forwards improves their chances of crawling and standing by the age of 1
A medical skateboard that allows very premature babies to move themselves around soon after birth reduces delays to their motor development.– before 32 weeks of gestation – develop motor impairments, including delays in learning to crawl and walk, subtle motor problems such as difficulty catching a ball, or, in severe cases, conditions like cerebral palsy.
One reason for this is that babies born preterm have had less time to practise moving their limbs and developing their muscles inside the supportive environment of the
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