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Since 1985, your trusted source for child development information. Follow us for milestone checklists, tips, games, videos, and more!
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    Mar 7, 2023
    Get Pathways.org's FREE baby app to track milestones, Tummy Time, access baby games, development tips, and more! Download here: ow.ly/fIYO50Nar0a #pediatrics #baby #newbornbaby #pediatrictherapy #physiotherapy #physicaltherapy #occupationaltherapy #earlyyears
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    #Milestones are key behavioral and physical checkpoints in children's development. Baby should be reaching specific motor, sensory, communication, and feeding milestones by their 15-month well-baby visit. See all 12-15 month milestones: pathways.org/track/mileston…
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    Jul 27
    Newborns sneeze more than adults due to their smaller airways and exposure to irritants they didn’t have in the womb. And fun fact: it's one of the few infant reflexes that stay through adulthood. Learn more about newborns sneezing: pathways.org/why-newborns-s…
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    Jul 24
    It’s common for kids not to like brushing their teeth, but there are many ways you can help make this daily task more enjoyable! For young children, it always helps to turn daily tasks into fun games. Here are some tips to help kids brush their teeth: pathways.org/6-tips-to-help…
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    Jul 23
    First comes walking, then comes squatting! Squatting to pick up a toy is a 15-18-month #milestone that helps develop Baby’s motor, sensory, and play skills. Learn more about Baby squatting: pathways.org/when-will-baby…
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