Developmental delays are a wide spectrum of developmental problems, challenges, or disabilities that delay or prevent children from reaching their full potential in terms of cognitive abilities, motor skills, and social interactions. They are classified under the umbrella term “developmental disabilities.” Developmental delays usually come with physical challenges as well as mental and emotional obstacles to overcome. To be diagnosed with a developmental disability, the signs must have lasted for at least six months before age three years old and must have existed since birth. We help make it easy for people with disabilities to live independently with the help of attendant care services.