How to Cope With Cerebral Palsy

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On a daily basis a child with Cerebral Palsy may have a few difficulties doing things that normal people would do. Having difficulties has an affect on that person

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Difficulty: Moderate

Instructions

Step 1

Do breathing techniques when the child becomes frustrated when they attempt to do something like tying a shoe
Step 2

If the child becomes irate and out of control, let the child play out the fit until he or she becomes tired
Step 3

Always think that the child is normal and can do anything he or she sets his or her mind to doing
Step 4

If the child gets hurt just as any other child does, do not worry. Cry if you must and tend to the child
Step 5

Have quality time with the child to find common ground in making the child feel comfortable in his or her surroundings
Step 6

Search for therapist who may have experience in the field of a person with cerebral palsy
Step 7

Have the church family be a part of the child's life so that the child will know that he or she is loved