Developmental Milestones Development In Pregnancy Development 0 - 6 Months Development 6-12 Months Development In Toddlers Development In Pre-schoolers Development In Younger Children Development In Older Children Developmental Concerns Child Development & Additional Needs

Child Development & Additional Needs Child Development & Additional Needs Choose a Topic Below Developmental Stages Supporting Development Additional Needs Behaviour & Sleep Toileting Babies Needing Extra Care

Understanding Child Development Childcare Developing Independence Developing Skills Getting Into A Routine Hearing & Vision Periods Playing with Other Children Puberty Separating From You Teenage Brain Young Carers Extra Support Developmental Concerns Online Learning Talk & Play Child Development & Additional Needs

Brain development is most rapid in preschool children and 90% of brain development has happened by the age of 5... Stages Of Development Who can Help? The Healthy Child Service focuses on the health and development of your child. We will get in touch to review your child’s development at the following key stages: At .5 years If you are concerned about your child's development it is important to seek support and advice... Supporting Development

  Sometimes development can be slower than you expect (physically or emotionally), or you notice something different about your child or young person.How Can I Support My Child's Development? Continue to encourage their development at every opportunity... {"markup":"\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSchedule of Growing Skills (SOGS)\nSometimes we will use another development tool called Schedule of Gr... SOGS can be used to review development from 0-5 years old

This is the second biggest period of brain development since their babyhood... Find out more about teenage brain development  ... Gross Motor Physical Development Fine Motor Physical Development Fine Motor Skills allow us to use the muscles in our hands... Fine Motor Physical Development Problem Solving Skills Teenagers tend to act now and think later and are more likely to seek out thrills and take risks; their brain development makes them this way

Find out more about communication development Communication Gross Motor Physical Development Gross motor skills use big muscle groups... Take a looks at the links belo... Fine Motor Physical Development Problem Solving Skills Problem solving skills describes your child learning to make more sense of the world and what is expected of them... Personal & Social Development Who can Help? Firstly remember that each child will develop at their own pace

Most children’s speech sound development follows a typical pattern...    Choose a topic below Stage 1 - Auditory Discrimination Stage 2 - Practising Single Sounds Stage 3 - Practising Sounds With A Vowel Stage 4 - Practising Sounds In Single Words Stage 5 - Practising Sounds In A Sentence & Generalising Downloadable Documents Introduction To Speech Sound Therapy Development Of Speech Sounds Top Tips For Unclear Speech Sound Play Spe

The time you spend just being with your baby is really important, their brain development is stimulated by this time spent together... Once your baby is born the rate of development increases... Fine Motor Physical Development Problem Solving Skills Problem solving skills describes babies beginning to think about and understanding their world... Personal & Social Development Who can Help? You can contact the Healthy Child Service team by calling Just

It can be hard work! But it is an important stage in their development ... They may not be keen on being in their buggy for too long!\n\n\n ","blocks":{"contentData":[],"settingsData":[]}} Gross Motor Physical Development Fine Motor Physical Development Fine Motor Skills use the small musc...   Fine Motor Physical Development Problem Solving Skills Problem solving skills describes your toddler beginning to think about and understanding their world