He can determine if you child's physical development is normal. One type of developmental problem affects muscle control. This could mean cerebral palsy, or some other developmental disorder. Cerebral palsy and other movement disorders are basically a matter of muscle control, however it can mean much more. Some children have difficulty only with movement while others also have problems with vision, hearing, speech or learning.
Movement disorders can vary considerably from child to child.
Some are stiff and tense while others may be limp or in constant movement. The following chart from the Pathways Awareness Foundation may be a helpful guideline for you as you watch your child progress toward his maximum potential. Remember to correct your child's age for prematurity. If you think there is a delay in your child's speech, learning, self-help, or motor skills, please contact the district to schedule an appointment. The parent or legal guardian must accompany the child to the appointment.