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A child's development will be greatly influenced by the family they are born into. I invite you to read this article to learn about the different child developmental stages that your child may experience. Parents of little children sometimes wonder what is normal development for their kids. There are stages of physical, emotional, social, and intellectual growth called developmental milestones that kids go through on their way to adulthood. Learn more about what these milestones are and how they can help you recognize if your kid might have a problem. The first step to parenting is getting to know yourself. Knowing yourself will allow you to know your personality and personality traits, and therefore learn more about your child's personality. Childhood is a time where kids grow and learn at a fast pace. However, this comes with both joys and difficulties. Many of these experiences will leave a lasting impression on a kid that may be altered by outside influences or lasting effects from early childhood trauma or abuse that were not addressed years ago. These experiences may be a part of the reason why a kid develops a mental illness later in life. If you have concerns about your child's development, there are many questions you need to ask yourself. Here are some things to think about when finding out about your child's developmental delays. Children who develop atypical patterns of development may require early intervention services if their development is significantly delayed or if they show serious concern for future learning problems. There are developmental screening tests that can be administered by pediatricians and other healthcare providers during regular office visits after five months of age. If there are concerns, the BQAS may be performed. Parents can discuss their concerns with their child's pediatrician, who may refer them to a specialist, such as a pediatric neurologist or developmental specialist. Some children are referred for further evaluations to make sure that they do not have conditions such as autism or ADHD. Evidence-based interventions for infants and young children at risk of or with disabilities include:The mental health and wellbeing of parents and caregivers also need support in the short and long term in conjunction with any treatments for the child. Parents and caregivers experience increased stress when caring for a child that is ill. Parents of children with developmental disabilities, including children who have severe mental health problems, are more likely to experience depression than parents of healthy kids. Mental health problems that can develop in children include: A child's development is impacted by the support they receive from their parent and family. Research into early childhood development suggests that there are common factors that influence a child's development. These factors include:In the past it was thought that autism was a disorder of brain function alone, although both genetics and environmental conditions can lead to a higher likelihood of a child developing the disorder. Recent research uses both an ecological approach and a systems approach to understand different areas involved in autism spectrum disorders (ASD). cfa1e77820