Description
Common characteristics of children with developmental disabilities can be summarized as follows:Developmental Delays: They may reach developmental milestones (like walking, talking, or socializing) at a slower pace compared to their peers.Learning Difficulties: Challenges in areas such as reading, writing, or math are common, despite having average or above-average intelligence in some cases.Communication Challenges: These can include delayed speech, difficulty understanding language, or problems expressing their needs or emotions.Social and Emotional Differences: They might struggle with social interactions, understanding social cues, forming relationships, or regulating their emotions.Motor and Sensory Challenges: Difficulties with fine and gross motor skills (e.g., clumsiness, poor coordination) or unusual sensitivities to sensory input (e.g., sounds, lights) may be observed.Behavioral Differences: Some children may exhibit repetitive behaviors, a strong attachment to routines, or difficulties with attention and impulse control.