As mentioned earlier, difficulty with movement and posture are the main symptoms of Cerebral Palsy. In addition to struggling with movement and posture, other common symptoms of Cerebral Palsy include seizures, intellectual disability, spinal or joint problems, neurological issues, and difficulties related to speech, vision, or hearing. Since Cerebral Palsy occurs within the first year of life while the child’s brain is developing, it’s essential to be aware of early signs of the condition in order to properly diagnose and treat your child’s symptoms.