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 The prevalence of cerebral palsy is estimated at 1.9/1000 live births in China, 2.1/1000 in Europe and 3.6/1000 in the US. This variability is probably an expression of the predominant aetiological factors. For example, cerebral palsy among the Jewish population is due mostly to premature births, while among the Arab population, the condition is especially attributed to consanguinity and genetic factors

 In low‐ and medium‐income countries such as India, there are educational and healthcare deficiencies in terms of the principles of the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health, while in higher‐income countries such as Canada, the parents of children with cerebral palsy perceive a more conducive environment and express a more social outlook on their children's health