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ALWAYS SEEK THE ADVICE OF YOUR
PHYSICIAN OR OTHER QUALIFIED HEALTH PROVIDER PRIOR TO STARTING ANY NEW TREATMENT
OR WITH ANY QUESTIONS YOU MAY HAVE REGARDING A MEDICAL CONDITION.
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Growth &
Development from KidsHealth.org
Provides a
wide variety of information on growth & development from infancy through
adolescence. Topics include sleep, growth, learning & playing,
communication, and feeding & eating. “Kidshealth is the largest and
most visited site on the Web providing doctor-approved health
information about children from before birth through adolescence.”
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Zero to Three – Developmental Milestones
A browsable list of
pertinent topics relating to infants and young children, plus a search
option and a “frequently asked questions” section. “ZERO
TO THREE's mission is
to promote the healthy development of our nation's infants and toddlers
by supporting and strengthening families, communities, and those who
work on their behalf.”
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BabyCenter – Pregnancy & Baby Timeline
This site allows the searcher to choose the week or month of pregnancy,
infancy or early childhood (to age 3). Results include typical
development, tips for parents, and information on nutrition, sleep,
health and behavior.
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OSF HealthSteps – Child Development
Part
of HealthSteps Magazine provided by OSFHealthCare, this site lists
typical developmental milestones through age 4 years.
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Bright Futures Family Tip Sheets
Sponsored by the Bright Futures program of Georgetown University, the
site provides 6-page tip sheets for Infancy, Early Childhood, Middle
Childhood, and Adolescent.
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Virtual Children's Hospital, Pediatric Growth & Development
Part of the University of Iowa’s
Virtual Hospital, this site presents charts on physical growth for boys
and girls from birth through age 18, developmental milestones/ language
skills through age 5, and dental development through age 22. Also
provides links to other pediatric patient topics within the Virtual
Children’s Hospital.
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