Abstract
‘Developmental dyspraxia’, also known as ‘developmental coordination disorder’ (DCD), describes a condition of impaired motor function. Children with the disorder are impacted to the extent that activities of daily living are impaired. It is generally thought that there will be at least one child with DCD in each class at school. Therefore, it is important that GPs are aware of how DCD presents and the type of challenges that children with the condition face. It is also useful to know some practical strategies that can be used to make the environment easier for children with DCD.
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