Sentences with phrase «milestones at different times»

Keep in mind that the impact of abuse or neglect may cause children to develop at a slower rate (Perry, 2006) and that children born prematurely may also achieve milestones at different times, depending on the degree of prematurity.

Children reach developmental milestones at different times; as in the case of our student, Jack, some arrive after great delays.

Every child is different and each one reaches important milestones at different times.

Again remember that every baby develops differently and will hit milestones at different times.

I know that every child meets their milestones at different times, and that some babies never crawl, but rather just go straight to walking, but I was convinced that my son's crawling was a clear indication of his brilliance, and I was certain that I was the parent of a gifted child.

Although children reach developmental milestones at different times, your child will likely achieve the following developmental milestones before he or she turns 5.

As we know, all babies are different and they all reach the various milestones at different times.

Keep in mind, babies are unique and hit certain developmental milestones at different times.

And every kid achieves their milestones at different times.

Not exact matches

I've been making this since the time of the original posting and it's a recipe I've reached for at different milestones in my life.

A small note on developmental milestones: it's really true — all babies are different and although we can encourage them, they will do things at their own pace and in their own time.

You might have to tweak their schedules periodically because at different times, their sleep needs might diverge a bit more, depending on when each child goes through growth spurts or hits developmental milestones.

A small note on developmental milestones: it's really true — all toddlers are different and although we can encourage them, they will do things at their own pace and in their own time.

Like every developmental milestone, it is reached at different times for different kids, but usually diminishes sometime after about 3 years old, and is almost always gone by 6 or 7 years old.

Keep in mind, though, that every kid is different, and he won't necessarily achieve all of his milestones at the same time.

Just remember that, when it comes to timing and milestones, every baby is an individual and will reach weaning readiness at different stages.

I get it — after investing so much time, energy, sweat and tears raising your children to be independent, productive adults, it's common to find yourself at the graduation ceremony with a bevy of different emotions — you may feel tremendous pride and happiness watching your child reach this milestone, but profound sadness, loss & anxiety can come into the picture as well.