Overview
Developmental delays refer to when children do not reach expected milestones in areas such as speech, motor skills, and social interactions. These delays can vary in type and severity, and understanding them is crucial for parents, educators, and healthcare providers. Early detection and interventio...
Key Terms
Example: Walking by 12 months is a common milestone.
Example: Struggling to solve simple problems at age-appropriate levels.
Example: Not using words by 18 months.
Example: Fine motor skills include using scissors.
Example: Speech therapy for a child with a speech delay.
Example: Standardized tests to measure developmental progress.
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Key Concepts
MilestonesTypes of DelaysDiagnosisIntervention Strategies