What you need to know

1. Movement is basic to life.
2. Brain-injured children need to move as much as possible.
3. It is vital to create an ideal environment for the brain-injured child to move.
4. In order to move properly a child must be on his belly, not on his back.
5. Any device that restricts or inhibits movement can be harmful to a brain-injured child.
6. Movement enchances respiration and increases oxygen to the brain, resulting in improved brain function.
7. Movement improves the structure of the body.
8. Movement develops vision.
9. Movement increases intelligence.
10. Movement improves digestion, elimination, and health.
11. Movement decreases respiratory illnesses.