INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY

Intellectual Disability (ID) affects a child's ability to learn, communicate, and perform daily activities. It is characterized by significant limitations in intellectual functioning and adaptive behavior. It affects a child's conceptual, social, and practical skills, impacting their ability to perform everyday tasks.

Signs that might indicate your child have an intellectual disability:
    Cognitive Signs:
    Delayed development of language and motor skills.
    Difficulty understanding and following instructions.
    Problems with memory and problem-solving.

    Adaptive Behavior Signs:
    Challenges in self-care skills, such as dressing, feeding, and hygiene.
    Difficulty with social interactions and communication.
    Struggles with academic skills compared to peers.

    Emotional and Behavioral Signs:
    Frustration or tantrums when unable to perform tasks.
    Withdrawal from social situations or activities.
    Limited play and leisure skills.

If your child shows signs of intellectual disability or if you have concerns about their development, it’s essential to seek professional help.