4-6 Month Milestones Checklist
All the milestones are supported by American Academy of Pediatrics findings. Use this checklist to track your child’s development. If you notice your child isn’t meeting any of their milestones, bring this checklist to your healthcare provider to discuss your observations and concerns.
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