What are the symptoms of cerebral palsy in one-year-old babies?

Parents need to pay attention to the healthy growth of their babies, and the birth rate of babies with cerebral palsy is getting higher and higher, so it is necessary to pay attention to understanding the symptoms of babies with cerebral palsy, such as whether the child will show symptoms such as inattention, inflexible eyes, or incoordination of hands, mouth and eyes.

1. Infants aged 1-3 months: Symptoms of cerebral palsy in infants include whether the thumbs are adducted, the hands are clenched into fists, or the upper limbs are adducted and internally rotated; whether the infants do not pay attention to people or follow things in front of them; whether the head is unstable, the neck cannot be straightened, the head shakes from side to side or the head tilts to one side, and the infants cannot raise their heads in the prone position; whether there are changes in muscle tone, such as stiffness of the whole body, rigid extension of the trunk, or weakness of the whole body.

2. 4-5 months: Does the baby's eyes not follow objects in front of them? Symptoms of cerebral palsy in infants include not paying attention to people and inflexible eyes; does the baby have a dull and inflexible expression and no response when teased; does the baby still not turn over and can raise his head less than 90° in a prone position; does the body gradually stiffen, has a mild opisthotonos posture or has the lower limbs crossed in a scissors-like shape; has an asymmetrical body posture, etc.

3. 6-7 months: Are there any signs of incoordination between the hands, mouth and eyes? Do the hands loosen their grip quickly or do not hold on long enough? Symptoms of cerebral palsy in infants include asymmetrical postures, unstable sitting position with forward or backward tilt, dorsiflexion of the head, extension of the shoulders, internal rotation of the lower limbs, and clenched fists; are there any primitive reflexes?

4. 7-12 months: Are the babies still unable to roll over after 6 months? Are the lower limbs still unable to support themselves after 6 to 7 months? Are the babies still unable to grasp toys with other hands at 7-10 months, or always grasp them with one hand? Are the babies still clumsy at 7 to 10 months? Are the babies still unable to sit alone at 7 months? Are the babies still unable to say goodbye to others after 10 months? Are the babies still unable to stand on tiptoes after 10 months? Are the babies unable to stand with support at 11 months? Are the babies still unable to take steps at 12 months? Are the babies still drooling or "sucking their fingers" after 12 months, which are symptoms of cerebral palsy in infants.