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GROWTH in height and weight is a good indicator of health. Regular physical check ups by your healthcare provider are important. |
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REMEMBER children develop at their own speeds. If you have concerns about a child’s development, ask your healthcare provider. |
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OBSERVE a child’s new abilities as they develop. Encourage and celebrate their achievements. Provide your child with opportunities to use these new skills. |
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WATCH for children’s safety. Be careful around streets, parking lots and playgrounds. Never leave your child unsupervised. |
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INDIVIDUAL children learn and develop differently. Each member of your family is unique do not compare one child to another. |
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NEVER put children in walkers. It slows down learning to walk and can create safety hazards. |
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GIVE children space to move, explore, and try out physical activities. Jumping, crawling, running, chasing, climbing, and hopping need lots of practice. |
