History of Epilepsy.
Stiff or rigid arms or legs.
Extreme irritability or
crying.
Failure to smile by four
months.
Persisting squint after 6 months.
Loss of previously achieved
skills.
Presence of Stereo-Typed
movements.
Poor Head Control after 4 months of
age.
Cannot sit up without support by 8
months.
Presence of Tremor or unwanted
movements.
Inattention to sound/ loss of
babbling after 6 months.
Lack of Visual alertness or
difficulty with eye contact.
Uses only one side of the body or
only the arms to crawl.
Floppy or limp body posture pushing away
or arching back.
Persistent casting or mouthing of
objects after 18 months.
Feeding difficulties such as
persistent gagging or chocking when feed.
Absence of speech or presence
of single word only after two years.
Head size - too small or too big or
too much dull or too much hyper active.
Feeding difficulties such as pushing
soft food out of the mouth by the tongue after 8 months of age.
1Delayed Birth Cry / Feeble Birth Cry / No Birth
Cry
2Very big head size or very small head size.
3Birth weight less than 1500 gms or more than 3500
gms.
4Premature Delivery (Less than 26 weeks)
5Too much floppy or too much rigid.
6Intrautrine growth retardation.
7Pathological Jaundice.
8Episodes of fits.
