During his first year of life, we began to notice that he did not use his right hand as often as his left. As he began to pull to stand, he dragged the right leg. In standing he learned toward the left side and dragged the right leg when walking around furniture. He continues to have problems using his right arm for reaching and holding small objects. Bob and Sue D. Treatment is available .
Early diagnosis is important to receive treatment that maximizes a child's potential.
Although treatment is available at any age, the earlier you recognize a problem and seek professional help, the more likely your child can be helped. And, help is available. Talk to your child's doctor. Other sources include developmental pediatricians, and physical, speech and occupational therapists who specialize in working with children. Medical professionals know the value of the partnership with the child's parents.