Abnormal reflexes Difficulty speaking Difficulty swallowing, sucking, or eating Difficulty walking Drooling Essential Tremors Gait abnormalities Movement problem Muscles Stiffness Poor muscle tone Problems in motor skills Seizures Intellectual disabilities Blindness
Abnormal brain development or injury to the developing brain can cause Cerebral palsy Asphyxia neonatorum (lack of oxygen to the brain during labor and delivery) Encephalitis Fetal stroke Gene Mutations Head injuries as a result of a car accident, a fall, or child abuse Infant infections Intracranial hemorrhage Maternal infections, such as German measles, and herpes simplex Meningitis Severe jaundice 
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