CLEAN : Cancer boy Ashya returns to Prague a year after treatment

The transcript discusses a child's developmental progress, highlighting that improvements often occur in sudden leaps rather than steadily. Parents express concerns about safety, leading them to be cautious and limit the child's activities to prevent injury, despite the child's potential to do more.

What is the initial observation about the child's development?

• He is staying the same.

• He is getting much stronger.

• He is not making any progress.

• He is regressing in his abilities.

How does the child's progress occur according to the discussion?

• In a random and unpredictable way.

• In a steady and continuous manner.

• In a declining manner.

• In sudden leaps and bounds.

What is the parents' main concern regarding their child's development?

• That he might become too independent.

• That he might not eat enough.

• That he might injure himself.

• That he might not learn to walk.

What is the reason given for the child's limited activities?

• He is not physically capable.

• Parents are cautious to prevent injury.

• He is too young to do more.

• He is not interested in doing more.

How many paces can the child potentially walk unassisted?

• 50 to 100 paces

• 200 to 300 paces

• 300 to 400 paces

• 100 to 200 paces