Cerebral palsy in children is the movement disorder acquired in the early stages of childhood. It is accompanied by problems in hearing, poor vision, poor balancing and speech delay. The movement disorder may include poor muscle tone, stiff muscles, deformed body shape mainly hands and feet and involuntary actions. The muscle tone is the automatic […]

Down syndrome is a genetic disorder that causes developmental delays and physical disabilities in a child. It is caused due to abnormal cell division, which generates an extra copy of chromosome 21 bringing in different physical features and abnormalities in a child. The severity of down syndrome symptoms vary from person to person, some individuals

Brain injury in children is the damage to the brain due to some trauma or pressure on the brain inside the skull which results in the destruction of brain cells. The injury to the brain may be caused before or after birth. It is very unpredictable in its effects and early diagnosis of symptoms is very

Autism spectrum disorder is an affected state of the neurological system which causes developmental disorder in children. This hinders communication skills and the ability to interact. Such children show different and repetitive patterns of behavior. They are not able to understand others and express themselves. Different types of Autistic spectrum disorder in children are: Autistic

Speech delay is the inability of a child to communicate properly. The children having speech delays issues often fail to express their feelings and emotions which becomes the cause of frustration in them. Thus, it becomes very important to understand the psychology of such children. Parents should know their role and conduct in dealing with

All children love to learn new things whether it’s reading or speaking new words or communicating with others but what if they are unable to do reading and communication with others. Such suffering of a child makes difficult for parents to communicate and understand their needs. So we usually organize meetings with parents whose children