What are the early signs and symptoms of cerebral palsy? A child with cerebral palsy will behave differently from a normal child in many ways. By using these differences, parents can detect their child’s condition at an early stage and gain time for treatment. So what are the early symptoms of cerebral palsy? Early symptoms 1 Infancy: 1. Children with cerebral palsy show poor responsiveness and significantly reduced movements, even the ability to suck is poor, and choking often occurs. 2. Some innate reflexes such as foraging reflex, grip reflex and hug reflex are diminished or do not appear at all. This is the early manifestation of cerebral palsy. It is generally believed that if the baby is unresponsive at 4 months of age and unresponsive at 6 months of age, it can be diagnosed as mental retardation. Head circumference is an objective indicator of the morphological development of the brain, and children with brain injury often have abnormal head circumference. Early symptoms II Early childhood: 1, the affected child limb movement disorders, can not walk or walking posture abnormal, such as toe landing, scissor gait, limp, can not squat, etc., hand movement is not flexible, can not use the hand to fetch things or always use one hand to get things. 2.Present intellectual backwardness, language development backwardness or language impairment, or abnormal vision, hearing loss, etc. 3. Cognitive and behavioral abnormalities, such as excitement and hyperactivity or loneliness and vulnerability. 4.Some children with cerebral palsy have tardive dyskinesia, ataxia, hypotonia and tonicity, tremor, etc. Warm tip: The above is the introduction of the early symptoms of children with cerebral palsy. We hope that all friends can discover their children’s condition in time to avoid delaying the treatment situation of pediatric cerebral palsy.