WHAT DO NEURO DEVELOPMENT ISSUES LOOK LIKE?

If your child exhibits delays in reaching developmental milestones such as crawling, walking, or talking, it might be an indicator of potential neurodevelopmental issues.

Children with neurodevelopmental concerns may display difficulties in sensory processing, such as heightened sensitivity to sensory stimuli or challenges with coordination and balance.

If your child has trouble with tasks like fine motor skills (e.g., handwriting) or struggles with attention, memory, or social interaction, it could be a sign of neurodevelopmental issues.

Behavioral challenges, including frequent emotional outbursts, difficulty with transitions, or challenges in maintaining routines, may also warrant consideration of neurodevelopmental concerns.