neurodevelopmental delays

What are Neurodevelopmental Delays?

Neurodevelopmental delays refer to a lag in the development of cognitive, motor, language, or social skills in infants and young children. These delays can be temporary, but in some cases, they may indicate long-term developmental disorders.

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