In addition, there can be deformities of the tongue and jaw, and even of some limbs, including club foot and missing or webbed fingers. Most children have low muscle tone, particularly of the upper body. Speech problems often respond to therapy, but may persist due to impaired mobility of the tongue and lips. As children get older, the lack of facial expression and an inability to smile become the dominant visible symptoms. Moebius Syndrome is sometimes accompanied by Pierre Robin Sequence and Poland's Anomaly.
Some internal anomalies exist including stomach or kidney reflux.
Unusually short broad head, unbalanced appearance to the head, Hypertelorism, droopy eyelids, short fingers, webbed fingers. An inherited skeletal dwarfing condition. A connective tissue disorder which can affect the joints, eyes, palate, heart and hearing. It is autosomal dominant trait, meaning it can be passed on to both boys and girls from either parent and requires only one parent to be affected. With each pregnancy there is a fifty percent chance that the child with inherit Sticklers.