Floating-Harbor syndrome, a genetic disorder of unknown etiology, was diagnosed in a 9-year-old girl with delayed morphologic, bone and dental age, lateral asymmetry of the body, triangular face, hypotelorism, broad palpepral fissures, long eye-lashes, narrow jaw, retrogenia, a defect of phonemic audition and speech delay with poor articulation. Similarity between Floating-Harbor syndrome and Silver-Russel syndrome is discussed.