1 resultado para Mental development
em Universidad Politécnica de Madrid
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Resumo:
According to the World Health Organization in recent years (2009-2010) was increased the number of infants who received neonatal care of various kinds. Neonatal recovery newborn further manifested in various embodiments, neurological and somatic problems. Young parents with a child with disabilities infants (HIA) pay more attention to their health and lesser to extent speech and mental development of the baby. Early detection of deficiencies in language acquisition, timely remedial and preventive effects in the most sensitive periods of its development significantly increase the efficiency of full or partial compensation of different options of development. Therefore, the present trend in modern domestic and outdoor speech therapy is of particular relevance.