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Growth
and Development
: Developmental Milestones - The First Eighteen Months
Baby's first smile, first steps, and first words are exciting
events that are certainly worth recording! The following is a
chart which, when printed, can serve as a record of your baby's
development. Put a tick below the appropriate month, then fill
in the date when your child first displays each new skill.
The shaded areas on this chart represent the approximate
time you can expect your child to develop these skills. But it's
important to remember that babies are unique individuals who can
develop at quite different rates, and still be healthy and normal.
Also remember that no development is as important as your baby's
sense of being loved and accepted for who he or she is. Should
you have any questions or concerns about your child's growth or
development, consult your pediatrician.
Other Growth and Development
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The information provided in this site is
designed to be an educational aid only. It is not intended to
replace the advice and care of your child's physician, nor is
it intended to be used for medical diagnosis or treatment. If
you suspect that your child has a medical condition, always
consult a physician.
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