7 Symptoms of Rett Syndrome
Reduced Physical Movements
In many cases, infants with Rett syndrome might not be as physically active as others at the same age. They might not roll over, kick the legs, or use the hands frequently as typical kids. This deficiency of physical activities would start around the age of 1 or even sooner. However, it is not always simple to notice this sign. Parents often recall that their daughters weren’t an active child, but even in those situations, there might be typically a decrease in activities between the age of 2 and 4. This eventually affects their motor skills later in life. [3]
