There are four main types of
cerebral palsy.
The first type, Ataxic, is when the
child's movements jerk a lot because they have suffered
balance loss.
Another, Athetoid, is a kind of
cerebral palsy where the child's muscles move constantly
and those movements interfere with voluntary actions.
The third type of cerebral palsy is
Hypotonic cerebral palsy. Hypotonic is a kind of cerebral
palsy when the child appears limp and sometimes can't
move that well. Also the child's muscles don't connect as
well as other students.
Last but not least, we have Spastic
cerebral palsy. Spastic is a kind of cerebral palsy when
the muscles in the child's body can't move except for
certain body parts. The child may have more than one
muscle disorder. The child may only be slightly disabled
or paralyzed.