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Test your child's hypermobility at home, using the Beighton Score!

Ocean Kids Physio's - Katie & Nick Test each other to see how many hypermobile (extra flexible) joints they each have. Beighton Score is out of 9 Little fingers - If they bend back beyond 90 degrees, R = 1 L = 1 Thumbs - If it touches your forearm, R = 1 L = 1 Elbows - If they bend back beyond 10 degrees past straight, R = 1 L = 1 Spine - Bend forwards, knees straight, if you can place your hands flat on the floor = 1 Generalised Joint Hypermobility = A positive Beighton Score Adults: If you score 5/9 or more, you have a positive beighton score. Children aged 5 and over: If you score 6/9 or more, you have a positive beighton score. ** The beighton score only measures 9 areas in the body. You may be hypermobility or have a connective tissue disorder such as EDS if you have other hypermobile joints e.g. Shoulders, Ankles, fingers and other symptoms. If you would like a hypermobility Physiotherapy assessment for your child, either in person or digitally with one of our Physio Team members reach out! Or for more information on hypermobility, visit our resources page: Oceankidsphysio.com Or https://www.ehlers-danlos.com Thanks for tuning in! ☺️