No one knows better than I do the need for courteous, dependable and safe transportation for people with developmental difficulties.

In the last few years the foster-care system has been taking in a growing number of children with acute medical problems and emotional and developmental difficulties.

Many had been classified as having general developmental difficulties; the higher-functioning children had been missed entirely.

Treatments in these cases are long-term and focus on the physical and developmental difficulties that the children will endure.

However, in a minority of cases involving boys with step-fathers, there were developmental difficulties.

Infants who suffered from this condition of hypoxia for a prolonged period in labor had developmental difficulties, as expected.

Remember, though, that many physicians are not trained to detect developmental difficulties in young children and may not know where to send you for help.

The school emphasizes the importance of addressing the sensory underpinnings of a child's developmental difficulties.

Her developmental difficulties made this particularly bad for her as she could not generate imaginative 'healthy' play.

From conception to death, but particularly before adulthood, females are generally less vulnerable than males to developmental difficulties and chronic illnesses.