Assertion: cerebral palsy's child | /r/CapableOf | walk on their toes
Facets:
value: far apart
type: OTHER
value: often
type: TEMPORAL
value: most often
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: When this happens, the heels become raised, pushing the toes downward and often causing a child to walk on their toes.
text: Balance difficulties may cause the child to walk with their feet far apart.
text: Is the child walking on his or her toes?
text: For example, a child who walks on their toes due to high muscle tone in their legs can have those muscles or tendons lengthened, allowing for more normal walking.
text: For example, a child with spastic CP who walks on their toes can have surgery to lengthen the tendons in their legs and enable them to walk normally.
text: This makes crawling and walking difficult and most often, children will walk on their toes or with a wide “scissor-like gait.
text: Children with ataxia in the legs tend to walk with their feet far apart.
text: Children with ataxia in the legs tend to walk with their feet far apart.
text: Children with ataxic cerebral palsy often walk with their feet far apart.