Okay, here is the translation following your instructions: Except when hungry, he rarely cries now. He still doesn't chase sounds or objects, doesn't recognize people, and doesn't pay attention.

Patient's question:

I am 38 weeks pregnant with a baby born via cesarean section. There was no hypoxia or ischemia, but the child developed pathological jaundice the day after birth and was on medication until it disappeared at one month. I want to know if my baby has cerebral palsy and if it's related to jaundice.

Doctor's answer:

Speech and language rehabilitation training for cerebral palsy is a necessary part of the treatment. Parents should develop a rehabilitation plan early and conduct targeted home rehabilitation training. Therefore, we need to know the methods of speech and language rehabilitation training for cerebral palsy: the simplest method is demonstration and imitation. Pronunciation accuracy does not need to be overly strict; achieving 80% accuracy is sufficient. Maximize the reduction of disability-influencing factors: If it is found that the patient has hearing or visual impairments, appropriate hearing aids and glasses should be provided. Encourage the child to speak and offer more praise; increase the amount of speaking and activities; persevere.