Child
Development Index
Physical Development
What is normal for your baby's height and weight
Gross and Fine Motor
Skills
- Relevance of
milestones
- Development of
gross motor skills
- Development of
fine motor skills
Did you know... |
| A baby's developmentalways
proceeds from head to toe. The first milestone to be
reached is control of the head It is followed by the
body, the arms, the trunk, and then the legs. |
Social Development
- The First Year:
Smiling, laughing
and becoming
social
- The Second Year:
Ways of dealing
with your child
- The Third Year:
Managing fears,
thumb-sucking
and bed-wetting
Intellectual Development
Intellectual development of your child from 0-3 years
Speech, Hearing and Vision Development
More on speech, hearing and vision development
Toilet Training
How do you train your child for bowel and bladder control
Teething
Signs of teething and much more
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Physical
Development (0-3 years)
Your baby seems to change face almost every day. When does a baby
actually take on its real looks, and how fast does it grow. Do you know if your baby is
under weight, over weight or simply growing at the right pace.
- Height Charts
- Weight Charts
- Head Circumference Charts
Gross and Fine Motor Skills
Your baby is already 8 months and not yet crawling. Should you be worried? At what age
do various motor skills normally develop. Find out all about the kind of motor skills.
- Relevance of Milestones
- Defintion of Milestones
- Development of Gross Motor Skills
- Development of Fine Motor Skills in the first
year
- Development of Fine Motor
Skills in the second
Social Behaviour

Your child shys away from people, whereas your friend's
child will come into your arms. Do you need to know more about what goes on in the mind of
a child?
- The First Year: Smiling, Laughing and Becoming Social
- The Second Year: Ways of Dealing with your Child
- The Third Year: Managing Fears, Bed-wetting
Intellectual Development

Can your baby really recognise your voice, or are you imagining things. Your baby seems
to react to the TV and some colourful objects. Understand more of the exciting world
through the eyes of a child.
- The Learning Baby
What your baby understands:
- In the first 3 months
- In the 3-6 months
- In the 7 months to 1 year
- In the 1 to 2 years
- In the 2 to 3
years
Speech, Hearing and Vision

You have twins, one has started calling out to you and the other one
just does not seem to care. At what age should the child say its first words. And by what
age should it begin to speak. Read on for more information.
- Speech : The First Year
- Speech : The Second Year
- Speech : The Third Year
- Hearing
- Vision
Toilet Training

When should you start toilet training your toddler? How can you train him without
putting too much pressure? Is 1-year too early? Find out what is the right age to train
your child and how you should do it.
- Bowel Control
- Bladder Control
Teething in Your Child
Your child has become extremely cranky and cries constantly. Could it be teething
already? In what order do teeth normally appear. Read on for symptoms and solutions for
teething problems.
- Schedule
of Teething
- Is
My Child Teething
- Teething
Troubles |