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To: Cogito Ergo Sum who wrote (41837)	11/20/2003 10:51:37 PM
From: elmatador	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74559

OT Child can get to big to their brain at that stage. My Fin frends have a boy whose body it is to big for his brain. He could get speed but couldn't turn or stop fast enough nor the eye leg coordination was developed. He hammered himself against a wall and wounded his head, a bit seriously, since the bones of the head weren't hard enough. Nice is to see the big kinds once they are place side by side with the other kids normal sized kids. My daughter -no potential fat tax paeyer at 13.9 BMI (have to check once gain)- always kept distance from the big boys, noticed they can't run fast and are clumsy when doing something that requires the body to move. Of course some of those kids will become strong blockes but quote a few will become plain fat guys.