Characteristics
Individuals with KBG Syndrome are unique! While many share common characteristics, no two are exactly alike.
Individuals with KBG Syndrome may experience:
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Distinctive Facial Features:
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Larger Upper teeth (Macrodontia)
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Distinctive facial features with a short, wide skull (brachycephaly)
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Wide Eyebrows that may grow together (synophrys)
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Prominent Nasal Bridge
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Thin Upper Lip
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A longer space between the bridge of the nose and upper lip (long philtrum)
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Skeletal Abnormalities​
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Cervical Ribs​
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Delayed Bone Age
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Curved Pinky Fingers
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Flat Feet
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Short Stature
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Emotional or Behavior Changes​
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Autism​
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ADHD
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Anxiety
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Developmental Delays or Mild to Moderate Intellectual Disabilities
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What families are saying:
Kids with KBG Syndrome are:
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Very loving
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Funny
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Have the biggest most genuine heart
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Playful and Silly
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Very Brave
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Cute
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Have a great sense of humor
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Kind
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Stubborn or Strong Willed