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Notice: This site is no longer being actively maintained. While much of the information is still relevant, some of it has become out-of-date.

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For a current site see http://allthingskabuki.org.

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Individuals with Kabuki syndrome can have hyperelastic skin, suggestive of a connective tissueⁱ disorder. The hands feel soft and are short with short fingers, in particular the fifth fingers. Persistent fetal fingertip pads is highly characteristic of Kabuki syndrome.

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If your child is not yet using many words, introducing PECS can enhance communication and decrease the level of frustration. Numerous studies have indicated that introducing PECS does not inhibit verbal speech.

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