Assess if child can point to one body part when asked
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Check if child can scribble on his/her own
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Monitor if child can assist in dressing by pushing arm through sleeve
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Verify child drinks from a cup
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Approve: Doctor's Visit
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Check child's reaction to strangers
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Evaluate if child can play simple pretend, such as feeding a doll
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Monitor if child can point to get the attention of others
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Check if child can explore alone but with parent close by
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Approval: Developmental Milestones
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Collect doctor's feedback after check-up
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Compare feedback with home observations
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Create a plan for next developmental steps based on feedback and observations
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Approval: Future Development Plan
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Schedule another developmental check-up as per doctor's advice
Schedule developmental check-up with pediatrician
Schedule an appointment with your child's pediatrician for a developmental check-up. This check-up is important to monitor your child's growth and development. The pediatrician will assess various aspects like physical, cognitive, and social development. Make sure to bring any concerns or questions you may have to discuss with the pediatrician during the appointment.
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Physical development
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Cognitive development
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Social development
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Language development
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Other
Ensure child can follow simple instructions
Observe if your child can follow simple instructions. Give them simple tasks or commands and see if they can understand and follow them. For example, ask them to pick up a toy or to bring you a book. This skill is important for their cognitive and language development.
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Yes
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Not sure
Monitor if child can walk alone
Monitor if your child can walk alone without any assistance. Encourage them to take steps and walk independently. Walking is an important gross motor skill that they should be developing at this age.
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Yes
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No
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Not sure
Check if child can speak several single words
Check if your child can speak several single words. Encourage them to say simple words like 'mama', 'dada', 'ball', or 'dog'. This is an important milestone in their language development.
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Yes
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No
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Not sure
Observe if child can hand you a book when asked
Observe if your child can hand you a book when asked. Ask them to give you a book and see if they can understand the request and hand it to you. This is an important social and cognitive skill.
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Yes
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No
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Not sure
Assess if child can point to one body part when asked
Assess if your child can point to one body part when asked. Ask them to point to their nose, eyes, or any other body part and see if they can identify and point to it. This is an important cognitive and language skill.
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Yes
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No
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Not sure
Check if child can scribble on his/her own
Check if your child can scribble on their own. Provide them with paper and crayons and observe if they can hold the crayon and make marks on the paper. This is an important fine motor and creative skill.
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Yes
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No
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Not sure
Monitor if child can assist in dressing by pushing arm through sleeve
Monitor if your child can assist in dressing by pushing their arm through the sleeve of a garment. Encourage them to independently put their arm through the sleeve of a shirt or jacket. This is an important fine motor and self-help skill.
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Yes
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No
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Not sure
Verify child drinks from a cup
Verify if your child drinks from a cup. Offer them a regular cup without a lid and observe if they can hold it and drink from it without assistance. This is an important self-feeding and fine motor skill.
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Yes
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No
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Not sure
Approve: Doctor's Visit
Approve the completion of the doctor's visit task. Make sure all the necessary information has been collected and the appointment with the pediatrician has taken place.
Check child's reaction to strangers
Check your child's reaction to strangers. Observe how they interact with unfamiliar people and whether they show signs of anxiety or discomfort. This is important for their social and emotional development.
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Friendly and comfortable
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Shy or anxious
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Indifferent
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Not sure
Evaluate if child can play simple pretend, such as feeding a doll
Evaluate if your child can play simple pretend activities, such as feeding a doll or teddy bear. Offer them toys or objects and see if they engage in pretend play. This is important for their imagination and cognitive development.
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Yes
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No
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Not sure
Monitor if child can point to get the attention of others
Monitor if your child can point to get the attention of others. Observe if they use pointing as a way to communicate or draw attention to something. This is an important social and communication skill.
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Yes
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No
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Not sure
Check if child can explore alone but with parent close by
Check if your child can explore alone but with you close by. Allow them to explore their surroundings and observe if they feel comfortable exploring while being aware of your presence for reassurance. This is important for their independence and confidence.
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Yes
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No
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Not sure
Approval: Developmental Milestones
Will be submitted for approval:
Check if child can speak several single words
Will be submitted
Check if child can scribble on his/her own
Will be submitted
Check if child can explore alone but with parent close by
Will be submitted
Collect doctor's feedback after check-up
Collect feedback from the pediatrician after the check-up. Discuss the assessment results, any concerns, and recommendations provided by the pediatrician. This feedback will help you understand your child's development and make informed decisions.
Compare feedback with home observations
Compare the feedback provided by the pediatrician with your own home observations. Reflect on how your child has been progressing and if there are any differences or similarities in the observations. This comparison will help you gain a comprehensive understanding of your child's development.
Create a plan for next developmental steps based on feedback and observations
Create a plan for the next developmental steps based on the feedback from the pediatrician and your home observations. Identify areas of focus and set goals to support your child's continued growth and development.
Approval: Future Development Plan
Will be submitted for approval:
Collect doctor's feedback after check-up
Will be submitted
Compare feedback with home observations
Will be submitted
Create a plan for next developmental steps based on feedback and observations
Will be submitted
Schedule another developmental check-up as per doctor's advice
Schedule another developmental check-up based on the advice given by the pediatrician. Follow their recommendations regarding the timing and frequency of future check-ups to ensure proper monitoring of your child's continued development.
