Category: Neurological Health

The brain of a child is constantly evolving. During childhood and adolescence, a child’s brain creates new pathways that affect his thinking, learning, communicating, moving, memory and reactions to his surroundings. However, brain development is not the same for all children. This is the reason for different behaviour and learning patterns among children which can...

Parents know their children best. Parents can be the first to identify when anything does not seem right, whether it is in the form of an alteration in movement, speech, behaviour, learning, sleeping, and reaction to the environment. Although most alterations in childhood are considered part of normal development, there are times that such alterations...