Cerebral Palsy in Children

Description: Cerebral Palsy is a term used to describe a group of chronic disorders impairing control of movement that appear in the ... more

Cerebral Palsy in Children ... first few years of life. The term cerebral refers to the brain's two or hemispheres and palsy describes any disorder that impairs contr

Newest Review: ... child so she is easy to work out in terms of if she's happy, if she's sad. This toy makes her happy, this one doesnt. She ... more

... doesnt play 'mind games' with you like some little mosnters might. Her newest favourite toy is one her speech theripst brought round this week. It is a large red button about the size of a tea plate that she can press. Once it is pressed it playes a message that you can record on to it. It gives her some sort of control for example: I record "Give me my beads" and i will then give her her coloured beads to play with when she presses it. This helps her learn cause and affect. She presses button, hear's the...more

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Including Children with Cerebral Palsy in theFoundation Stage (In ... Pages: 64, Paperback, Featherstone Education Ltd Last Update 11.12.2009 06:11	£ 9.46	Free! within 24 hours
Improving Hand Function in Children withCerebral Palsy: 178 (Clin ... Pages: 480, Edition: 1, Hardcover, MacKeith Press Last Update 11.12.2009 06:11	£ 71.25	Free! within 24 hours
Management of the Motor Disorders of Childrenwith Cerebral Palsy ... Pages: 216, Edition: 2, Hardcover, MacKeith Press Last Update 11.12.2009 06:11	£ 50.00	Free! within 24 hours
Management of the motor disorders of childrenwith cerebral palsy ... Pages: 101, Hardcover, WileyBlackwell Last Update 11.12.2009 06:11	£ 10.00

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Cerebral Palsy in Children: Disabled or special? (1199 words)
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Lucy, as many of you know has cerebral palsy, she is severly affected both mentaly and physicaly. Cerebral palsy happens as a result of brain truama and/or oxygen shortage to the brain. It affects children in many ways with symtoms ranging from slight visual problems or muscle weakness to no control of the body, blindness, deafness. Most children have different degrees of muscle tone, from loose (making them very floppy) or tight (making arms and legs look twisted and rigid.) Some children may be very physicaly affected but be very much normal mentaly, (think Steven Hawkin) he has very little control of his body yet has one of the most brilliant ... Read the complete review