Dr. Barry Dworkin

CDC and American Academy of Pediatrics have revised its developmental surveillance checklists for first time since 2004. Excellent online tools and app available for parents and health care providers.

Medical Mythbusting Commentary for February 11, 2022

Source:
Developmental milestones just changed for the first time in years

Reference:
Evidence-Informed Milestones for Developmental Surveillance Tools

Resources:
Online: CDC’s Developmental Milestones
PDF Checklist
Milestone Tracker mobile app

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