There's a long-held belief that birth order – whether a child is the oldest, youngest or somewhere in the middle – sets the stage for kids to develop certain traits. Let's take a closer look at the theories with pediatric psychologist Kate Eshleman. https://cle.clinic/3xC99su
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Developmental Milestones at Two Months At two months, babies exhibit significant progress across various developmental domains. By observing and encouraging these milestones, parents can support their child's growth and development effectively. Each baby develops at their own pace, so these milestones should be seen as guidelines rather than strict expectations. If you have any concerns about your child's development, consulting a pediatrician can provide reassurance and guidance.
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One of the ways you can take action during Epilepsy Awareness Month is learning seizure first aid. There are many resources available to learn, but here’s a quick tip. Remember: Stay, Safe, and Side. By following these steps, you can understand how to respond and potentially save a life. Take the next step to learn more and become seizure certified: https://lnkd.in/dDdUVz_q #EAM #EpilepsySafety #MoreThanMeds Via VNS Therapy™ for Epilepsy
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Different strategies or interventions can help address speech delays. For many children, speech delays resolve with time and appropriate support. Early intervention speech therapy with a qualified pediatric speech therapist is the best way to increase the chances of communication success. Depending on the cause and the specific problem the child is having with their speech, the strategies and interventions may look a bit different. Learn more on Virtual Speech Therapy LLC knowledge center. #PediatricSpeech #VirtualSpeechTherapyLLC #VirtualSpeechTherapyLLCTeam #EarlyIntervention
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Our article to support children with long COVID has now been published : A Multidisciplinary Approach: Management and Rehabilitation of Children With Pediatric Post-COVID-19 Condition. https://lnkd.in/eqs_8CgU
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Discover the importance of seeking specialist support for children post-crisis, emphasizing early consultation with pediatricians for tailored guidance and care.
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