Which of the following conditions affects the appearance of the child's face and causes significant damage to the developing brain?

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Fetal alcohol syndrome is caused by prenatal exposure to alcohol and can result in significant facial abnormalities such as a small head, thin upper lip, and flattened midface. It can also cause cognitive and developmental impairments due to damage to the developing brain. Autism spectrum disorder, Asperger's syndrome, and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder do not typically cause significant facial abnormalities and are not necessarily associated with brain damage.

Which of the Following Conditions Affects the Appearance of the Child's