Spot Development Milestones Delayed In Your Child | Learn The Signs & Symptoms

Every kid is different, and they reach their development milestones at different times.

If your infant hasn’t reached the desired milestone as per his/her age, you might just need to give them a bit more time. However, it is helpful to be aware of red flags for potential developmental delays in children. These delays are significant lags in one or more areas of emotional, mental, or physical growth. If your child experiences a delay, early treatment is the best way to help him or her make progress or even to catch up.

What Are Developmental Milestones Delays in Your Infant?

There are many different types of physical, emotional and cognitive developmental delays found in infants and young children. They include problems with:

Speech and Language

Vision

Motoring skills – movements

Emotional skills- socializing

Cognitive Skills – Thinking, learning etc.

Apart from the above mentioned there are other development delays found in the child which includes:

Poor head and neck control

Clumsiness

Muscle Spasms

Swallowing difficulty

Muscle floppiness

Limp body posture

There is no specific reason behind child’s development delay. Sometimes the delay occurs because of below mentioned reasons such as:

A genetic defect, such as Down syndrome

Fetal alcohol syndrome, caused by a mother drinking alcohol during pregnancy

Fragile X syndrome, an inherited type of cognitive impairment

Severe medical problems developing soon after birth, often associated with prematurity

A typical infant undergoes different stages of development milestones which we have categorized for easy understanding

Thinking And Communication (Cognitive Milestones)

Starts talking using short few words

Identify numbers and letters out of order

Count to 10

Identify several colours

Understand and start to use words to explain more complex emotions, like ‘confused’ or ‘disappointed’

Uses small words to explain what’s happening in their brains, like ‘don’t know’ or ‘can’t remember’.

Some children start to talk about events in the past, present and future by their fifth birthday.

Emotional Development Milestones

Your child is likely to be relaxed playing independently. They like being with peers making friends.

They might start to behave in a way that supports friendship, such as by saying ‘sorry’ and agreeing to rules.But even children who are happy to be away from their parents for short periods can feel anxious about starting preschooler.

Physical and Skills Development

Crawling, sitting, walking

Skipping, jumping backwards and jumping while running

Throwing, kicking and catching balls

Swinging and trying to climb and then climbing

At home, your 5 year old will find things like dressing, going to the toilet, taking a bath and cleaning their teeth under supervision are all becoming easier. They will use forks and spoons confidently.

Thinking And Communication (Cognitive Milestones)

Starts talking using short few words

Identify numbers and letters out of order

Count to 10

Identify several colours

Understand and start to use words to explain more complex emotions, like ‘confused’ or ‘disappointed’

Uses small words to explain what’s happening in their brains, like ‘don’t know’ or ‘can’t remember’.

Some children start to talk about events in the past, present and future by their fifth birthday.

Emotional Development Milestones

Your child is likely to be relaxed playing independently. They like being with peers making friends.

They might start to behave in a way that supports friendship, such as by saying ‘sorry’ and agreeing to rules.But even children who are happy to be away from their parents for short periods can feel anxious about starting preschooler......Read More

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