If your child is finding it difficult to learn new skills, or is unable to move their body and muscles with the flexibility expected for their age, and is finding it difficult to engage with their peers and socialise with them, and has difficulty expressing themselves and their thoughts, as well as difficulty with language and memory… all these symptoms are signs of intellectual disability, and as the child’s guardian, you must take the initiative to have them assessed and find out the correct way to support them in various situations in life.