Cerebral Palsy Guide

Sometimes support simply means listening, learning, and choosing compassion over unsolicited advice. CP parent? Drop a 🩵 Support a CP parent? Drop a 🫶 #CerebralPalsy #CPParents

Some days feel easier than others. Some days are full of progress, and some days simply feel hard. Take what you need. Keep what helps. And come back whenever you need a reminder. #CerebralPalsy #CPParent #CPFamily #CerebralPalsyAwareness #CPCommunity

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Hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy (HIE) happens when a baby's brain doesn't get enough oxygen or blood. It can cause brain injury and may affect movement, development, communication, and more. Some children with HIE may develop cerebral palsy.

It’s moments like this that remind us of the power of determination, patience, and therapy. 🩵 Physical therapy can be an important part of cerebral palsy care and finding a therapist experienced with children with CP can help families feel more confident in their child’s care.

What’s something your child did this week that made you proud? Maybe it was a therapy milestone, your child trying something new, reaching a new goal, or simply making it through a hard week. Tell us your win of the week. 👇 #CPCommunity #CerebralPalsy #CerebralPalsyGuide

Your experience matters. Your voice could help another parent feel less alone. 🫂 Comment, share, and connect with one another. #CerebralPalsy #CPParent #CPFamily #CerebralPalsyAwareness #CPCommunity

#Cerebralpalsy affects every child differently. Some children walk independently, while others use mobility aids or wheelchairs. Treatment is individualized & may include therapy, assistive devices, & more. Explore cerebral palsy treatment options: cerebralpalsyguide.com/treat…

Many women don’t realize they can participate in decisions during labor and delivery. Ask questions. Understand your options. Give informed consent. This matters because birth injuries can sometimes lead to lifelong disabilities.