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Parents are instinctively interested in their child's development and want to make sure their child is progressing appropriately. As children grow, they pass through key developmental milestones at certain age. Tracking these milestones helps us gauge how a child is progressing, although it is normal for children to learn these skills at different rates.
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Understanding what milestones are, and whether children are meeting them can help parents identify problem early, or reassure them that their children are on track
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Milestone involve physical, social, emotional, cognitive and communication skills that need to learn as they develop and grow. Often these skills build on each other.
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For instance, first a baby pulls up, then they stand, followed by taking their first step Shifting your parenting strategies to keep up with your child's growth is a big risk, but it's important to consider your child's health and wellness needs at every age and stage of development