Developmental Delay Warning Signs
Recognizing early warning signs can lead to earlier intervention and better outcomes.
Red Flags by Age
By 3 months
- • Poor eye contact or doesn't watch faces
- • Doesn't smile at people
- • Doesn't respond to loud noises
- • Difficulty feeding or doesn't suck well
By 6 months
- • Doesn't try to reach for toys
- • Doesn't bring hands to mouth
- • Stiff muscles or floppy body
- • Doesn't roll over in either direction
- • Doesn't babble or make sounds
By 12 months
- • Not sitting without help
- • Doesn't crawl or drags one side
- • Doesn't point to things or wave bye-bye
- • Doesn't respond to name
- • No babbling or attempts at words
By 24 months
- • Doesn't walk independently
- • Doesn't speak at least 15 words
- • Doesn't use two-word phrases
- • Doesn't seem interested in playing with others
- • Loses skills they once had
Concerned About Your Child?
Early intervention makes a significant difference. Talk to your pediatrician about your concerns.
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