Children with cerebral palsy may develop various musculoskeletal problems such as bone deformities, dislocated joints, and contracted muscles that lead to issues with the feet.…
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Cerebral palsy and incontinence can, unfortunately, occur alongside each other. Although most children with cerebral palsy learn to control bladder and bowel incontinence, it is…
The number one question during this holiday season is: What do I buy my loved ones for Christmas? When buying a gift for a child…
World Cerebral Palsy Day reminds us that there are many individuals and families that need our support. In the United States, there are about 764,000…
Cerebral palsy may be caused by a birth injury due to medical malpractice, which is when a doctor fails to keep a patient safe to…
Cerebral palsy presents unique challenges. Each case affects the brain differently and may prevent children from properly moving, speaking, or eating. And with no cure,…
Julia's Incredible Journey Earlier last month Cerebral Palsy Guide brought to you the inspirational story of Julia Ismael. Julia didn't let her mild cerebral palsy…
Spastic Cerebral Palsy Spastic CP means the muscles are tense and tight. This occurs because the brain is not sending…
Cerebral Palsy Is Not an Obstacle for Teen People with CP face physical challenges every day. Some overcome them and become an inspiration to the…
Toys Aid in Growth and Development Toys are an essential part of learning and development for children with cerebral palsy. Selecting…
