Developmental Milestones by Age: When to Seek Extra Support
Every parent knows the feeling — watching another child do something your own hasn’t quite figured out yet and wondering, “Should I be concerned?”
Every parent knows the feeling — watching another child do something your own hasn’t quite figured out yet and wondering, “Should I be concerned?”
Early intervention services exist for a reason: The earlier a child gets support for developmental delays or disabilities, the more opportunities they have to build skills during a critical period of growth.
Every fall, millions of children walk through school doors for the first time — backpacks bouncing, sneakers squeaking — and within days, teachers begin to see which kids are ready and which ones are struggling.
Creating indoor and outdoor obstacle courses are a great way to promote a child’s motor, sensory, and cognitive skills.