Abstract
This dissertation focuses on the examination of children with locomotive coordination disorder that were born with the risk of intrauterine growth retardation (IUGR) in their case history. This work calls attention to notable postural deviations in the 5th week of life of children that affect their motor development in the first year of life and could be a risk indicator for the emergence of postural deviations typical for children’s defective posture (VDT).