When a child is diagnosed with cerebral palsy, it is a frightening experience for his parents. You may not know what to do or where to turn, and you are worried about your infant. You should not allow too much time to pass before contacting a cerebral palsy lawyer. When Cerebral Palsy Results From M
Recent Study Suggests Early Posture Training May Yield Long-Term Benefits Cerebral palsy is a neurological condition, resulting from a one-time brain injury, that is characterized by motor impairments. Although it is not progressive (in other words, it does not get worse over time), it results in po
Seizure disorders in newborn children are caused by a variety of reasons, but are frequently the result of a neonatal stroke or other type of brain injury during labor or shortly after birth. Any type of injury to a child’s developing brain can result in permanent damage, leading to a host of neur
Twin pregnancies can be risky for a variety of reasons, and often increase the chances of a complications which could develop into a permanent brain injury such as cerebral palsy. Multiple births may put one or both babies at risk of developing cerebral palsy in a number of ways. For instance, if tw
Some babies may require intensive medical attention immediately following birth, especially if they suffer a birth injury or are born prematurely. Medical errors in the NICU can be extremely serious, and can lead to lifelong complications including the development of cerebral palsy. If a baby is bo
Barriers within one’s home often cause frustration, and can even harbor dependence in children. While home modifications may seem excessive, they can improve a child’s quality of life and help prevent potential injuries. Cerebral palsy comes with a number of challenges which can make it diff
Medical marijuana has recently become a hot-button issue in America. Many people tout the medical benefits of marijuana and CBD oil with regard to cerebral palsy and/or seizures, but is it right for my child? While there are medications, surgeries, and therapies aimed at helping individuals with cer
Cerebral palsy is a birth injury that affects many children, and while some signs of the neurological disorder can be detected shortly after birth, it is often diagnosed between the ages of one and three. As the child grows, the signs and symptoms become more obvious and easier to detect. It’s imp
Signs of Cerebral Palsy in 1-YO Children Cerebral palsy is a developmental disorder which manifests itself in limited motor control and movement issues. The root cause of cerebral palsy is damage to a child’s developing brain, usually caused by a lack of oxygen (hypoxia) during pregnancy, labo
Non-verbal Communication in Kids with CP For the average person, the ability to easily communicate with others is often taken for granted. However, for some children with cerebral palsy, verbal communication can sometimes be extremely challenging. Fortunately there are several nonverbal methods of