ADHD, or Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, is a condition where people have trouble paying attention, sitting still, or controlling impulses. This can make everyday tasks and interactions challenging. Treatment can include medication and therapy to help manage symptoms.

ADHD can impact language development through difficulties in attention, impulsivity, working memory, processing speed, and organization of language. It can also affect pragmatic language skills, reading, and writing. Early intervention by professionals is crucial.

Speech and language delay is a developmental issue where a child lags behind peers in speaking or understanding language. Signs include limited vocabulary, difficulty forming sentences, and trouble following directions.

Signs of language delay include having fewer words than other kids, trouble making sentences, late speech milestones, difficulty understanding instructions unclear speech, less social interaction, frustration from not being understood, not copying sounds, and using fewer gestures

Cerebral palsy is a condition where a child has trouble with movement and balance due to early brain damage. Symptoms include stiff or weak muscles and poor coordination. It doesn't worsen over time but needs ongoing care.

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) affects communication, social interaction, and behavior. People with ASD may struggle to express themselves or understand others, find it challenging to connect socially, and often engage in repetitive behaviors or have specific routines.