[Milestones in early childhood development--decision-making aids for clinical practice].
Rosa Michaelis, Gabriel P. Haas
Abstract
Rosa Michaelis, Gabriel P. Haas
Abstract
Milestones of specific and defined developmental tracks can be used to gain information about an individual child's developmental progress. Milestones are defined as an essential stage during developmental course that have to be passed at a given age. The milestones are defined by the age at which 90-95 per cent of all children in a specific population pass a particular milestone.
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Milestones of specific and defined developmental tracks can be used to gain information about an individual child's developmental progress. Milestones are defined as an essential stage during developmental course that have to be passed at a given age. The milestones are defined by the age at which 90-95 per cent of all children in a specific population pass a particular milestone.
Key concepts: Milestone, Developmental Milestone, Developmental stage, Population, Child development, Early childhood, Pediatrics, Psychology