Kajetán was born in the 33rd week with developmental abnormalities, clubfoot and intestinal obstruction. Several surgeries were required to make his intestines passable, followed by a significant improvement in his condition. The clubfoot was treated with plaster casts and surgery, followed by Dévény exercises and other rehabilitation treatments. His motor development progressed slowly, but at 18 months he began to crawl, at 19 months he sat up, and at 20 months he climbed. He was later diagnosed with epilepsy, which was treated with developmental therapy and the Pető method. Kajetán is a happy, good-natured little boy who still struggles with balance problems, so their goal is for him to be able to walk independently and play with other children.