People may struggle to do daily and very simple tasks which they never struggled with before. This is a strange change and it can be concerning.
It may impact both children and adolescents and one of the initial symptoms may be declining cognitive ability. They may be unable to retain memory, solve problems or make judgements.
The initial signs and symptoms may be mild but as the disease progresses, children may be unable to do daily, simple activities by themselves like eating, bathing, dressing or grooming. They might require constant assistance at this point.
Behavioral changes like mood swings, aggression and irritability may be few signs of dementia. These behaviours are unusual for their age, so, if your child is portraying such behaviours, consult a doctor.
Your child may be facing sleep related problems like insomnia, sleep disturbance, etc.
Some kids may have difficulty talking, expressing something or also reading.
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