Development

Topics or issues you may want to talk over with your health care provider about your child's health and development.

Did you know the American Dental Association
recommends children have their first dental
appointment at one year of age?

From 1 year through 2 years of age

Weaning from bottle to cup.

Childproofing your home and checking for hazards.

Your toddler's progress in standing and walking.

How your toddler communicates.

Spending time together as a family.

Childcare arrangements.

From 2 years through 4 years of age

	Questions or concerns about toilet training.
	Your child's favorite games, books, and activities.
	Dealing with temper tantrums and discipline.
	Your child's ability to dress and feed himself or herself.
	Community activities and programs for your child.

From 4 years through 6 years of age

	Your child's growing sense of independence.
	Preparing your child to enter school and arranging after-school care.
	Your child's friends and playmates.
	Questions or concerns about your child's eating or sleeping habits.