Pediatric milestones

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Know warning signs to look for in your baby's motor development plus watch videos of baby's motor milestones (separated by age) to know what their motor movements should look like. Copyright © 2018 Pathways Foundation

Developmental Milestones are the skills babies and young children learn as they grow like walking and talking. They are also the bane of many medical students and pediatric residents because there are quite a few different milestones that we are required to memorize and we have to know exactly at what age we should expect each of these to develop. It is a lot of information. When I had to memorize this stuff I memorized it from this chart: Needless to say none of this stuff ever stuck in my…

Lack of body awareness, Difficulties with balance, frequent falls are some signs of gross motor delays. Early intervention by parents and therapists helps.

The five categories of ages include one month, two to three months, four to five months, six to nine months, and ten to twelve months. The four categories of the developmental milestones include gross motor, fine motor, language and social/cognitive. If the infant is not walking at fifteen months, it is essential that the mother

Learn this simple pediatric developmental milestone mnemonic by age for gross motor development. Children, newborns, and toddlers develop motor, language, cognitive, and social skills at different stages, but they should be following these general developmental milestones. Learn this easy mnemonic t

Questions I saw while preparing for the USMLE would often give the amount of blocks stacked as an important clue to figure out how old the c...

Developmental Milestones Chart - The Therapy Spot