Category: Child Development

Spending excessive time in front of screens negatively affects a child’s development as follows: For prevention, it is recommended to:

Educational toys should match the child’s age and developmental stage. Examples:

Developmental delays in some skills may indicate a problem in growth. Warning signs include:  It is recommended to consult a doctor to assess the child’s growth and development if you notice these signs.

Most children start crawling between 6–12 months. Some may scoot on their stomachs, while others skip crawling and start pulling to stand.  Before crawling, a child needs to master head control, sitting independently, rolling over, and supporting themselves on hands and knees.

You can support your child’s language development step by step according to age: From birth to 2 years: From 2 to 4 years: From 4 to 6 years:

Most children walk independently between 9–18 months, with the average between 12–15 months. If the child has not started walking by 18 months, it is recommended to consult a doctor to check for any delays.  In the beginning, walking is unsteady, with feet wide apart for balance, but improves gradually over time.

A child begins communicating before saying their first word, and their skills gradually develop: