Abstract
Motor development problems as early at 8-10months of age were predictive of neurodevelopmental disorders before the 8th birthday. The findings call for clinical attention and more research on preventive potentials in the community child health care. •Children with ASD, ADHD and ID have high prevalence of early motor development problems. •Motor development problems in infancy predicted neurodevelopmental disorders before the 8th birthday. • This observation could improve early identification and prevention of mental health problems in childhood.
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