Signs and symptoms of cerebral palsy may be evident at birth, however it is often the case that cerebral palsy remains undiagnosed until the first few months or years of a child’s life.
If a child is not reaching certain developmental goals at the same time as their peers, it could be a tell-tale sign that they have cerebral palsy. CP can affect children in unique ways and symptoms will differ greatly from child to child.
In some cases, symptoms can be severe whereas in others, conditions are milder. They can also affect different parts of a child’s body.
We bring you a general guide on the signs and symptoms to look out for when identifying cerebral palsy. Read More