No. There are no extra benefits for a child being disable...

My daughter was born 7/16/17 she had to have cranial surgery on 10/2/2017 and is requiring a helmet until she is 12 months old. Is this considered disabled?

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No. There are no extra benefits for a child being disabled. It comes into play when the child is too old to be considered a "child" by the IRS.

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My daughter was born 7/16/17 she had to have cranial surgery on 10/2/2017 and is requiring a helmet until she is 12 months old. Is this considered disabled?

My daughter was born 7/16/17 she had to have cranial surgery on 10/2/2017 and is requiring a helmet until she is 12 months old. Is this considered disabled?

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My daughter was born 7/16/17 she had to have cranial surgery on 10/2/2017 and is requiring a helmet until she is 12 months old. Is this considered disabled?

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