Identifying and Addressing Developmental Delays in Children
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When a parent first hears the words Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD), it can feel overwhelming. Suddenly, the daily struggles – difficulty using a fork, trouble climbing stairs, messy handwriting – have a name. But once you have that diagnosis, the biggest question becomes: what now? This guide gives parents a clear, step-by-step roadmap. It’s written […]
Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD), often referred to as dyspraxia, is not just about being “clumsy.” For a 5-year-old, it can show up in struggles with buttoning clothes, tying shoes, holding a pencil, or keeping up in playground games. While some children outgrow coordination challenges, for others, persistent difficulties may point to an underlying condition. If […]
When your child is 5, you expect to see growing independence – zipping up jackets, scribbling letters, or catching a ball with friends. But what if these everyday tasks remain unusually difficult? What if your child avoids playground games or struggles with basic self-care? These moments can leave parents wondering: Is my child just clumsy, […]
When your 5-year-old struggles more than expected with everyday tasks – like holding a pencil, catching a ball, or using utensils – it’s natural to worry. Like many parents, you probably look for reassurance when your child’s coordination lags behind that of peers. You might swap stories in parent groups or scroll through countless articles, […]
When parents hear the words “your child may have a cognitive delay”, it can feel overwhelming. Questions often flood in—What does this mean for my child’s future? Is it autism? Can they catch up? Where do I start? The good news is that having a roadmap helps. Cognitive delay at age two doesn’t define your […]
For many parents, hearing that their toddler has a cognitive delay or possible signs of autism brings more questions than answers. One of the biggest questions is why. Is it something environmental, just part of their unique timeline, or could genetics play a role? Research shows that genetics often connect the dots between autism and […]
You’re watching your baby closely – maybe other moms at the park mention their little one rolling over so early, and your heart races, wondering, “Is something wrong with mine?” Let’s pause together. Rolling over is just one of many milestones – and babies develop in their own pace. According to the CDC milestone trackers, […]
Most parents imagine their toddler’s world filled with blocks, dolls, cars, or puzzles. Play is how children explore, learn, and connect. So when a 2-year-old doesn’t play with toys – or avoids them altogether – it can stir up big questions and fears. Is this normal? Could it mean a cognitive delay or even something […]
Hitting the 6-month mark and realizing your baby still isn’t rolling over can stir up a mix of emotions – worry, confusion, maybe even guilt. You might wonder if you missed something, or if you’re overreacting. The good news: you don’t have to figure this out alone. There’s a clear, step-by-step way to move from […]