Is it cerebral palsy if the baby keeps kicking his legs?

For newborn babies or infants, they are the lifeblood of their parents. Because newborn babies or infants have incomplete development of some organs or some physical conditions are not fully mature, so their immune function or resistance is somewhat poor, and they cannot express themselves in words, so they convey some information to us through some manifestations of certain body functions. So let's find out whether the baby's kicking legs is cerebral palsy?

This is a very normal phenomenon! This is because the baby is growing. There is no need to go to the hospital. When the baby grows up, it will naturally disappear in about 3 months.

2. What are the symptoms of cerebral palsy in babies?

1. Athetosis: often manifested as involuntary "worm-like" movements of the limbs, head, face, or whole body muscles. It worsens when nervous or excited, and eases when quiet. The hyperactivity disappears after falling asleep.

The symptoms of hyperactivity are particularly obvious when performing conscious actions. For example, when taking an object, one cannot touch the object smoothly, but instead raises the upper limbs high or stretches them backwards, shakes the whole body, exerts force, and has increased facial muscle activity and strange expressions. The ability of coordinated movement is extremely poor. Due to the involvement of facial muscles, tongue muscles and vocal muscles, language disorders are often present.