What does a person with rett syndrome look like?

A person with Rett syndrome typically presents with a range of developmental and physical features. They often display a loss of purposeful hand skills, leading to repetitive hand movements such as hand-wringing or clapping. Other characteristics may include a slowed growth rate, difficulties with mobility, and distinctive facial features, although these can vary widely among individuals. Additionally, individuals may have cognitive impairments and seizures, which can further impact their overall presentation.