My understanding of the difficulty differentiating between left and right is that it is actually a form of dyslexia! Mind you, they say, if you broaden the definition of dyslexia enough, that about 90% of the population are dyslexic in one form or another. (one of my daughters cannot repeat series of numbers - another form of dyslexia).
A second comment is that there are some who believe that some dyslexia, at least, is related to whether or not babies cross-pattern crawl. Some elephant-crawl, some, like both my husband and I, sit (sat for us, obviously we no longer do this!) and propel themselves forward with one leg. The above-mentioned daughter rolled wherever she wanted to go. Cross-pattern crawling seems to pattern left and right in the brain. Just some thoughts on it. Rose-Marie Abbotsford, BC, Canada [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] containing the line: unsubscribe lace-chat [EMAIL PROTECTED] For help, write to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
