Not exact matches
And while there are
normal developmental milestones that toddlers often
reach at relatively similar ages and stages, all children are different and learn and develop at their own pace.
Doctors use this term when a child doesn't
reach developmental milestones within the broad range of what's considered
normal.
Even if a child is growing at a
normal pace, gaining weight, and
reaching developmental milestones, further evaluation is usually recommended if your baby or young child is sweating a lot.
There is a wide range of
normal when it comes to
reaching developmental milestones.
Often doctors aren't able to diagnose CP until they see a delay in
normal developmental milestones (such as not
reaching for toys by 4 months or not sitting up by 7 months), which can be a sign of CP.
The term
developmental delay describes when a baby or toddler doesn't
reach milestones in their motor, language, or speech within the broad range of what's considered
normal.
Dantas speculates, though, that the preemies «may never truly catch up» because they lacked a
normal microbial complement at times when they
reached key
developmental milestones.