Dehe - interesting!
As for your DS, my DS also has benign congenital hypotonia (apparently inherited frm my husband), which causes problems with core/strength and fine motor. Eating meals (or doing anything really) standing is a big tendency for my guy b/c it is somethign about sitting an holding posture that is really difficult b/c of the hypotonia. You may want to look into that. An OT can help but I don;t think they can diagnosis per se... A neurologist diagnosed by DS but all the OTs could tell me he had it easily and quickly. One thing that goes along with hypotonia is hypermobility (double jointedness) - my son can "click" his joints for example (creeps me out)... as he gets older, stronger does therapy his ability/tendency to "click" seems to be declining thank goodness but hypermobility, I believ goes hand in hand with hypotonia.
