When to See a Developmental Pediatrician: Signs Your Child May Benefit
A developmental pediatrician can help monitor and treat childhood developmental issues including developmental delays. Dr. Alison Smoller at Developmental Pediatrics of Central Jersey, in Ocean, NJ, provides a wide range of pediatric services, including developmental assessments and treatment. She proudly serves residents of Ocean, and Monmouth County, NJ, areas.
So, when should you and your child see a developmental pediatrician? You should seek out the expertise of a developmental pediatrician if your child is experiencing difficulty with:
If your child is experiencing difficulty with developmental milestones like those listed above, you should schedule an assessment with your developmental pediatrician. The purpose of a developmental assessment is to:
During an assessment, your developmental pediatrician will:
Your child should have developmental assessments at 9, 18, and 30 months, according to the American Pediatric Association. Your child will also be screened for autism at 18 and 24 months.
To discover more about when to see a developmental pediatrician and how your child can benefit, call Dr. Alison Smoller at Developmental Pediatrics of Central Jersey, in Ocean, NJ, serving residents of Ocean, and Monmouth County, NJ areas. You can reach her in the office by calling (732) 660-0220, so call today.
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