DEVELOPMENTAL MILESTONES

DEVELOPMENTAL MILESTONES

Developmental milestones are simply skills that most children learn at any given age.  It is not necessary that your child learns sit up, walk or talk at exactly the same age as the child next door.  Each child learns at his or her own pace.  Some children learn to crawl and walk at an early age; others may be able to talk clearly before they walk. 

Developmental milestones are there to give parents a guide for what their child will be learning next.   If you are concerned about your child’s development, talk to your doctor or health care provider.

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If you think that your child may have a development delay, you can learn more by visiting the Early On website or by calling (989) 667-3240.

WEBSITES FOR CHILD DEVELOPMENT:

Early On

If you think that your child may have a development delay, you can learn more by visiting the Early On website or by calling (989) 667-3240.

Zero to Three

For information on developmental milestones for your child from birth to age 3, visit ZeroToThree.org. 

American Academy of Pediatrics

For information on your child’s health and well-being, visit the American Academy of Pediatrics.