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What Do You Need To Know About Developmental Delays?

. Chapters 0:00 Introduction 0:34 signs and symptoms 0:40 Motor skill development delay 0:42 Signs 0:57 symptoms 1:12signs of Developmental Delays 1:18 symptoms of Developmental Delays 1:23 causes of Developmental Delays 2:34 Helpful key points • When a child is behind in skills than other kids his age is called Developmental Delays. • Minor differences should not be the cause of concern.  • Every kid grows according to his or her timeframe. • But if your child constantly falls back in every skill that is when you should contact a pediatrician.  • Developmental delays are caused by a short-lived issue, such as speech delay could be the reason for hearing loss from an ear infection. Signs and Symptoms • Signs and symptoms could be an early signal of attention of developmental delay.  Motor skill development delay: Signs • When the baby is unable to roll over by five months • Difficulty in reaching out to grab objects by three to five months.  • Inability to use gestures  • Difficulty in imitating actions  Symptoms • Myopathy – a disease of muscles  • Exposure to a toxin in the environment i.e., lead.  • Medical complications before birth  Language and speech delay Signs • Does not respond.  • Do not babble to loud voices by three to four months. Symptoms • Learning disability  • Hearing loss Causes: • parental health and their behaviors  • smoking or drinking during pregnancy • premature birth • complications during pregnancy  • Medical conditions like vision problems, hearing impairment, etc. • Environmental conditions: malnutrition etc. • Genetic factors Developmental delays can also be caused by other medical conditions, such as: • Fatal Alcoholic Spectrum Disorders • Myopathies  • Genetic syndrome – down syndrome, fragile X syndrome  • Landau Kleffner Syndrome  • Cerebral palsy  • Autism spectrum disorder  Developmental delay is concerned with: • Language development  • Cognitive development  • Physical development  • Social and emotional skills • Social-emotional development.   Treatments  • Developmental screening  • Seek help from an occupational therapist, pediatric neurologist, phycologist, speech therapist.  • Medication can also be prescribed by the doctor after examining your child.    Helpful key points • Nurturing environment  • A good parent-child bond • Allow them to make decisions • Good nutrition diet • Encourage them to accept responsibility  • Avoid hitting or anger  • Read to them to help with their vocabulary • Adequate sleep  • Provide opportunities for exercise (playtime, sports, etc.)  • Limit screen time  • Teach your kids about setting boundaries with their bodies and consent.  • Check with a physician or school about the services that might be available in your area.