• Poor balance.
• Poor posture.
• Poor awareness of body position in space.
• Poor sense of direction.
• Difficulties with vision.
• Poor fine and gross motor skills; for example, difficulties with throwing and catching a ball, skipping, or riding a bike.
• Sensitive to touch; even a label in a t-shirt may itch. Finds some clothes uncomfortable.
• Upset when having hair or teeth brushed, or nails and hair cut.
• Clumsiness; falls often or bump into things.
• Difficulty with reading, writing, speech.
• Confusion with regards to right and left, for instance which hand to use.
• Slow to learn to dress themselves.
• Poor social skills.
• Emotionally immaturity..
• Signs of being easily frightened

A great deal of the above overlaps with what you would encounter in a child with dyslexia, autism and ADD. Dyspraxia is a global term for difficulties related to language production and perception. The jury is still out on what causes dyspraxia but an auditory processing disorder is most likely a major factor.