#developmental milestones

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Building blocks with simple shapes, a pair of small first-step shoes and a yellow pull-along duck on wheels

Development from 1 to 3 Years

Learn what to expect as your child grows from 1 to 3 years, with everyday ways to support movement, communication, play, and emotional growth—without pressure or checklists.

6 min read|1-3 Years

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Growth & Development

Child Development at 6–9: What Changes, What to Watch

Learn what to expect as your child grows between ages 6 and 9, with practical ways to support their unique development across movement, learning, emotions, and friendships.

6 min read|6-9 Years

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Growth & Development

Your 9–12-Year-Old: What to Expect and How to Support Them

Between ages 9 and 12, children grow in overlapping waves of physical, cognitive, and social change. Learn how to recognize broad developmental patterns and provide steady support through routines, conversation, and shared responsibility.

6 min read|9-12 Years

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A child's drawing of a house and sun on paper, three pastel crayons and colorful steps with a flag on top

Growth & Development

Developmental Milestones for Ages 3–6

Understanding typical developmental milestones between ages 3 and 6 can help parents support their child’s growth through play, routines, and responsive interactions. Learn what to expect and how to encourage progress without pressure.

6 min read|3-6 Years

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