| Neonatology
Development of Children over 18 months
Beyond infancy, it becomes difficult to make a list of definitive
developmental milestones that must be met by a certain date.
The range of how children do things and when they accomplish developmental
tasks becomes broader, largely due to the increasing influence of
culture and experience. This makes it hard to put this section
into the format we have used for our developmental milestones section.
Therefore, we will provide you with several different ways to look
at the development of young children over 18 months. We hope you
will find this useful in deciding how to address developmental difficulties
your child may experience.
Growth Issues
Growth of the Prematurely Born Child
Language Development
Building Language Skills
Alternative Communication (Encouraging Language
in Speech Delayed Children)
Suggestions for Improving Behavior of Children
with Language Delays
Emotional Development/Behavior Issues
Suggestions to Help the Frequently Hospitalized Child
Attention and Activity Level
Alternatives to Physical Punishment
Time-Out That Works
Suggestions for Managing Behavior of Children
with Language Delays and/or Hearing Loss
Learning Differences
Understanding Differences
in Learning ("All Kinds of Minds")
Developmental/IQ Testing
Preparing for the
IEP - Tips For Parents (NCLD)
Children with Special Needs
How do "impairment," "disability," and
"handicap" differ?
Comeunity:
Children's Disabilities and Special Needs
North American Riding
for the Handicapped Association
Georgia Resources
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