Communication
Questions about responding to their name, gestures, speech, or other ways of expressing needs.
YOUR OBSERVATIONS MATTER
The ways your child plays, communicates, learns, and moves can start a helpful conversation with your pediatrician.
NOTICE. SHARE. ASK.
If you are concerned about development or notice that your child has lost skills, discuss it with your child’s healthcare professional. A milestone checklist can help organize your observations; it does not establish a diagnosis.
Questions about responding to their name, gestures, speech, or other ways of expressing needs.
Questions about interactive play, sharing interests, or noticing and responding to other people.
Questions about sensory experiences, daily routines, or changes in skills your child previously used.
The CDC’s milestone checklists can help you track observations and prepare for a conversation with your child’s doctor.
See all milestone agesOur intake team can discuss evaluations for children ages 1–8.