Congenital hypotonia is not benign. Early recognition and intervention is key to recovery. This book is not about hypotonia, but many of the members of the hypotonia list are also dealing with sensory integration problems, for which this is a very good book. They voice all of our concerns, often quite poetically. It contains over 120 pages of brutally honest stories, essays, and other writings by children of various ages, disabilities, and backgrounds.
Every page contains illustrations done by the children.
I can't wholeheartedly recommend this book due to some of its obsolete attitudes toward the disabled, but given when it was written, it is a very good and uplifting book. It contains about fifty essays by parents of children with a wide range of disabilities. A Source Book for Parents of Children with Developmental Disabilities Second Edition By Siegfried M. Pueschel,M.D.,Ph. Paul H. Brookes Publishing Co. Sensory Integration and the Child By A. Jean Ayres, Ph.