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Crossing the midline!

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Crossing Midline

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Low Prep Infinity Loop and Crossing Midline

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Crossing MidlineEdit Entry Crossing the midline is an indicator of bilateral coordination, meaning the “ability to use both sides of the body at the same time.” This is an important skill for many of our daily tasks: climbing stairs, walking, dressing, typing on a computer, riding a bicycle, catching a ball, climbing ladders, etc. Crossing midline is often difficult for children with autism.