By: Nina Berault PT, DPT
We have all played the comparison game. Little Susie walked at 10 months- why is my son still crawling at 14 months? My niece is unable to roll over, but my nephew was sitting independently at her age. To add fuel to the fire, it is enticing to google search or scroll through social media to discover what's "typical" in childhood development. Consider the following prior to sounding the alarm.
SKILLS THAT SHOULD BE OBSERVED... Birth to 3 months
4-6 months
7-9 months
10-12 months
13-24 months
25-36 months
36-48 months
WALKING ABNORMALITIES
GENERAL WARNING SIGNS
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Thanks for helping me understand that a parent would be involved a lot in the therapy when your child needs it together with the pediatrician and the professional. I will keep that in mind in case my son would have that kind of issue when I give birth to him. We don't have any history regarding that matter, but I just wanted to make sure that I am prepared for any issues that we might face in the future due to various factors that might affect the growth of our child.
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