Introduction: Cerebral palsy (CP) is one of well-recognized neurodevelopmental conditions, beginning in early childhood and persisting through the lifespan. Statement of Question: Does any relationship exist between different ages of mother with type of cerebral palsy. Does any relationship exist between the birth environment and the type of cerebral palsy. Does any relationship exist between the gestational age and type of cerebral palsy. Conclusion: In preterm infants spastic CP is predominant. In term infants the non-spastic form of CP is more prevalent than in preterm infant and doctor...

Feeding seems simple & an instinctual act of human newborns. But its a complex task requiring intricate coordination of sucking, swallowing, & breathing. Efficient sucking is necessary during bottle or breastfeeding. The mature pattern is characterized by sucking, swallowing, & respiration. The complexity of the task is increased in neonates born premature. Premature babies most of the times do not display adequate oral motor coordination to breast-or bottle-feed until approximately 34 weeks post-conceptual age. The effectiveness of oral stimulation has been compared against pacing & perioral...