Developmental milestones chart

Each curriculum should develop each child's milestones. They are as follows: social, emotional, physical, language, and cognitive.

Because our work requires such close relationships and collaboration with many of South Carolina’s local pediatricians, we developed this helpful chart of SC child development milestones to monitor for developmental delays.

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This easy-to-use child developmental milestone chart provides clear and concise information on the important milestones reached in each significant age range (ages 2 years to 5 years). This is a valuable tool for early childhood caregivers/ teachers, parents, early-age educators, nurses, occupational therapists, speech-language pathologists, physical therapists, and many more. The milestone chart includes the following domains when categorizing developmental milestones:- Gross Motor Skills…

Developmental Milestones are the skills babies and young children learn as they grow like walking and talking. They are also the bane of many medical students and pediatric residents because there are quite a few different milestones that we are required to memorize and we have to know exactly at what age we should expect each of these to develop. It is a lot of information. When I had to memorize this stuff I memorized it from this chart: Needless to say none of this stuff ever stuck in my…

This easy-to-use infant developmental milestone chart provides clear and concise information on the important milestones reached in each significant age range. This is a useful tool for early childhood caregivers, parents, early-age educators, nurses, occupational therapists, speech-language pathologists, physical therapists, and many more. This milestone chart includes the following domains when categorizing developmental milestones:Gross Motor SkillsFine Motor SkillsProblem-Solving…

Your 18 to 24-month old baby is growing and learning new skills quickly. He is likely knows the meaning of simple objects, names items in a book, understands simple verbs. The following developmental milestone chart will give you an idea of what do expect during the next few months. The project above was completed by Master of Occupational Therapy students at The University of Tennessee Health Science Center and posted with permission.

Developmental Milestones: the first 5 years

Totally free, this chart is divided into developmental stages from birth to 12 months of age, with major milestones for every development area.