A Case Study of a Male Child with Cerebral Palsy and Associated Developmental Delays

Abstract

Cerebral Palsy (CP) is a lifelong condition that affects how a child moves and maintains balance and posture. It occurs due to an injury or abnormal development in the brain, usually before or shortly after birth. The effects of CP can vary widely—some children may only experience mild stiffness or difficulty with coordination, while others may face significant challenges with walking, speaking, or even performing everyday tasks. This Study presents with the a case of four year old male diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy and the developmental delays he encounters.