Snapshot A 14-month-old male is brought to the pediatrician because he is not able to walk. His mother is very concerned because her friend's daughter began walking around 12 months of age. He was born at 30 weeks gestation to his 28-year-old G1P1 mother. The pregnancy was complicated by eclampsia requiring emergency Cesarean delivery. The mother also reports her son has difficulty with swallowing. Physical exam is notable for hypertonic muscle tone, absence of selective motor control, and motor delay. Introduction Nonprogressive, persistent, central nervous system disorder login to view 8 more bullets Risk factors are multifactorial, and include: login to view 7 more bullets There are spastic, dyskinetic, ataxic forms of cerebral palsy login to view 1 more bullet Presentation Evidence of motor milestone delay Delay in the disappearance, or exaggeration of primitive reflexes Motor tone and posture abnormalities Evaluation This is a clinical diagnosis login to view 1 more bullet MRI login to view 4 more bullets EEG in patients with cerebral palsy and possible seizure activity Treatment Multidisciplinary care team login to view 1 more bullet Pain management Improving spasticity login to view 1 more bullet