Developmental Milestones by H. Hodges, B. Shagrin | OPENPediatrics

In this video, the viewer will learn the developmental milestones of a newborn through 5 years of age, including parental guidance and red flags.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Upon viewing this presentation, participants will be able to:
• Understand the importance of monitoring child development
• Explain the difference between developmental surveillance and developmental screening
• Identify the major milestones from birth to five years of age
AUTHORS
Holly Hodges MD
Fellow, Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics
Boston Children's Hospital
Bianca Shagrin MD
Instructor of Pediatrics
Cambridge Health Alliance
Harvard Medical School
DATES
Initial publication: December 13, 2018
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CITATION
Shagrin B, Callas C, McFee A, Fantasia K, Wolbrink T, Hodges H. Developmental Milestones. 12/2018. Online Video. OPENPediatrics. learn.openpediatrics.org/lear....

[@angelinamccahon2428]

Best video on pediatric milestones that I have seen. SO helpful. Thank you!

[@stashamouser5969]

The graphics are SO BEAUTIFUL, as a nursing student looking at a boring book all day takes its toll, thank you for such consolidated and easy-to-understand videos. Keep them coming.

[@jazzyaayana]

Let's acknowledge the detailed pictures of a person of color that no textbook considers. How awesome is that?!

[@Monica-hr1qx]

This video is so beautifully put together thank you 😊

[@phakamileshabangu9092]

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS VIDEOS, IT HELPED SIMPLIFY, A CHAPTER I WAS STRUGGLING WITH IN A COURSE I AM DOING.

[@vanessabryant8098]

This was so clean, clear and easy to digest. As an Occupational Therapy Assistant, I loved having the example of the little girl to follow through her development, the additional information of the warning signs as well. Great overall execution! Thank you!

[@jikia1992]

Thank you for this!

[@abbysworld05]

I learned about these in my childcare class and my psychology/sociology class and I found out that mine was different, an example is that I both didn’t know how to talk when I was 3 but I also started talking when I was 3 and I didn’t start standing up until I was almost 2 which was because of this Santa that has music and I stood up for that, I’m sad it doesn’t work anymore tho, that’s just the 2 that I remember even tho I was behind in general cuz I’m a quadruplet and was born 2 months early

[@peaceful_soul___1117]

I must say a big thank you❤

[@suvekshyarb]

Thank You ❤❤

[@banekanikak5894]

great Video this! wonderful 👏🏿

[@missamande805]

Thannkkss💜

[@mahimasingh4102]

I want milestones in adulthood plz make video or suggest any video😞😞😞😞

[@DocYeabsiraTesema]

perfect

[@tawsifmahdeenalilasker2157]

Which developmental assessment tool is this , would you please elaborate

[@ayishaasrarulhaque2263]

❤thanks

[@sam_i_am2424]

I really do appreciate you using brown baby characters I will use this video in my lecture for my child development class.

[@Raiden20105]

That was a nice touch!

[@Devinebreathe]

From my first words near 2 to 4 I barely spoke to my parents because they where unkind to me but they perceived I didn’t understand

[@prathameshkhot1141]

3:15

[@lilireinhart9442]

woah, my 2 year old neice has all the milestones up to 5 years old

[@meagen1342]

My son turns 5 in a week but he has the vocabulary and intelligence of a 13 year old lol