Sentences with phrase «developmental milestones marking»

But remember that this is one of many developmental milestones marking your child's growth, independence and mastery of life.

For many parents, this developmental milestone marks the end of baby days and the beginning of the toddler years.

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The children have enjoyed the work and have had marked improvements, including increased ability and function, new developmental milestones, a greater sense of themselves, and reduction of spasticity and pain.

As our baby develops through the various stages, from birth to baby stage, toddler to preschool, school age, puberty and through the adolescent development stages, the child's developmental milestones are marked and usually celebrated.

The first year of your baby's life will mark many developmental milestones.

So, typically — I'm always recommending if you're looking at sleep training to look at doing that after six months because then, you pass the big developmental milestone that happens between the 4 and 5 - month mark.

After all, developmental milestones come with a timeline and when your baby doesn't hit the mark right on time, you may feel worried and disappointed.

While physical developmental milestones are often some of the easiest to observe, the early years of a child's life are also marked by other developmental milestones, including social and emotional ones.

At the 6 - month mark, baby may be ready to start accomplishing some huge developmental milestones — like mobility!

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Repeated prolonged separations that create marked discrepancies in individual family members» experiences or that cause the deployed member to miss important developmental milestones can create a gulf between the returning parent and the family that requires significant time and effort to bridge (Lester et al. 2011b; MacDonald et al. 1999).