“…Connectome changes during development are characterized by features including increased cost‐efficient wiring, high levels of local clustering, formation of structural and functional modules, combined with an increase of short global communication pathways, which support the development of fundamental cognitive and cognitive‐motor functions (Collin & van den Heuvel, ). With respect to developmental disorders, only a few studies have demonstrated small‐world alterations and changes in large‐scale networks in ASD (Goch, Stieltjes, Henze, Hering, Poustka et al ., ; Rudie, Shehzad, Hernandez, Colich, Bookheimer et al ., ; Rudie, Brown, Beck‐Pancer, Hernandez, Dennis et al ., ; Valk, Di Martino, Milham & Bernhardt, ; Zhou, Yu & Duong, ). Moreover, our recent study in DCD (Debrabant et al ., ) has demonstrated weaker structural network segregation and integration in children with DCD.…”