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Is my child normal? A balanced view Large (4/5)

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October 9, 2016

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How do you know if your child is normal? Who should you contact if you notice any changes in their behaviour?

When it comes to your child or children it’s natural to be concerned about their wellbeing, but at what stage should we be worried enough to intervene or contact a medical doctor? In these 5 short films The Open University’s Dr Mathijs Lucassen (from the Department of Health, Wellbeing and Social Care) identifies some of the signs you can look out for, and who you might want to contact, if you have any concerns.

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