. Their development is happening fast and they are facing a lot of new experiences. They love to have you. and experiences.  Find out more about communication development Communication Gross Motor Physical Development Gross motor skills are the movements that use big muscle groups and your pre-schooler. so that they have the energy to be active.   Gross Motor Physical Development Fine Motor Physical Development Fine Motor Skills use the small muscles in the hand and wrist. By this age most children

. Communication Gross Motor Physical Development Gross motor skills are the movements that use big muscle. by to reassure and encourage. Gross Motor Physical Development Fine Motor Physical Development Fine Motor.. Swap the things in the box every few days.    Fine Motor Physical Development Problem Solving. and knowing what is going to happen next. Problem Solving Skills Personal & Social Development Personal and social development is how we describe a baby’s need to learn about who they. They learn about

early, or with some health conditions will have their growth and development followed up by a local. services, they may also carry out assessments that check out your child’s development. development. You would be sent an appointment for this. If your child is already attending a nursery or childminder and there are worries about speech and language development they can refer you. and language development on our Talk and Play pages. Find out more about speech and language development

conditions that mean their growth and development is affected for longer. If your baby is born early. is ready to try solid foods Feeding Your Baby Supporting Development All babies are different. Try. Development 0-6 months Development 6-12 months Supporting Development Immunisations Immunisations.. The group shares information about development and promotes local groups and fundraising. Early Childhood

Your child’s emotional development continues to progress once they begin school. From 5-11 children start to understand that other people’s feelings matter too. Your child will be making and choosing their own friends. It takes time for them to learn how to cooperate with each other.. Dive Deeper Supporting Development Children often use the way they behave to show you how they feel. Development Be A Good Role Model Be a good role model and talk about your own feelings and show how you

development. At first, a baby develops emotionally and physically from having all their needs met. which are comfortable for them and suitable to their stage of development. Read more about baby's. and security. Becoming A Dad Early Interactions Supporting a baby's emotional development is just. important role in their emotional development. For babies, play is not just about toys, it’s about

development. Whether things go well or not they need you to help them feel safe and secure. Use. Supporting Development Your toddler is developing fast, but they still need lots of support to continue. your child to do the same thing at the same time as another child. Supporting Development Play

first teacher! Dive Deeper Supporting Development Give your child the opportunity to make.. Supporting Development 2 Years Old Your two year old seems to be growing up fast. At times

Pregnancy is the beginning of the development journey for your baby. It is really interesting to know what is happening for your baby as he or she grows and gets ready to be born. There are physical and emotional changes happening for you both. Changes Your baby begins to develop a sense of touch from early in pregnancy - by about 11 weeks pregnant your baby will be exploring using their mouth, hands and feet – they are already busy learning about the world around them. They are tuned

of development.  Milestones are used as a rough guide. The most important thing is your child is making steady. a big part in their development. At around this age your child may; 4 - 6  Years Hop on one foot. of development for children. Some of the milestones are about the steady move towards independence. of change and development since babyhood – it will continue until their mid-twenties! Read more about