If a baby suffers from cerebral palsy, it is a particularly heavy blow to parents. Not only will the baby's body be damaged, but it will also bring a great economic burden to the family. If a baby has cerebral palsy, early treatment and adjustment are beneficial for the baby. So what are the symptoms of mild cerebral palsy in one year old?
Children with cerebral palsy can be observed from their hands. If the baby has cerebral palsy, they will always clench their fists tightly, their thumbs will be retracted, and their mental state will be abnormal. Their head stability is poor, their neck cannot be vertical, their head will shake back and forth, or lean inward. When lying down, the fetal head is difficult, and their body movement is also very inflexible. Parents can judge whether the baby has cerebral palsy based on these symptoms.
Compared with normal babies, children with cerebral palsy have very uncoordinated movements in the eyes, hands, and mouth. When normal babies can grab things, cerebral palsy children still have difficulty grasping, and their posture is also asymmetrical. They are also unstable when sitting and tend to lean forward and backward. Most babies can turn over after six months, but babies with cerebral palsy are not malicious and their lower limbs cannot provide support. They look clumsy and cannot take steps when they are around ten months old. Generally speaking, a one week old baby will no longer eat their hands or drool, but babies with cerebral palsy may still experience these symptoms.
