 One of the most amazing things in the world is witnessing the development of a child: from a tiny, helpless infant to a child who can think, reason and deal with complex tasks at school and during play.
If this is your first time, you might be uncertain of what you can expect at different ages. Developmental milestones provide a baseline for comparison.
However, it is important to note that children develop at different rates. A child's development can be influenced by several factors, including nutrition, their state at the time of examination, and culture. Children of different cultures may develop certain skills at different ages, but most humans develop these skills at some or other stage. Also remember that, until a certain age, premature infants generally reach milestones later than others of the same birth age.
|  All children are different and develop at different rates. So if your child does not do all the things in this topic, it may be because your child is working on some different area of his learning and development at present.
However, if your child is very different from other children, if you are worried about our child's development or if it seems to go backwards, you should seek the advice of a health professional. If there is anything wrong, getting in early will help. Otherwise it is good to have reassurance that your children are developing normally in their own unique way and to remember that what matters is to support them on moving forward from where they are now.
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