About the book: 2009 / This book is one of the best Western guides to helping children with cerebral palsy. It describes the disorders and the resulting difficulties in the daily life of the child and his family. It tells how parents, in close partnership with specialists, can successfully overcome these difficulties both in special classes with the child and when performing ordinary daily activities. The author presented a well-thought-out system of recommendations aimed at developing non-pathological postures and movements in the child. The focus of her attention is the personality of the baby, who in the future should become an independent and active member of society. The publication is addressed to parents and other family members raising children with cerebral palsy, as well as to specialists involved in helping such children..