A homolateral crawling pattern is characterized by the limbs on the same side simultaneously moving forward and backward (e.g., as the right leg goes forward, so does the right arm).

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In a homolateral crawling pattern, the limbs on the same side of the body move together; for example, the right arm and right leg move forward at the same time, which is different from the contralateral pattern observed in typical crawling where opposite limbs move together (e.g., right arm and left leg).

A Homolateral Crawling Pattern Is Characterized by the Limbs on the Same