Development of bilateral coordination helps to establish hand dominance and the use of each hand in a different role... If you have any questions about your child or young person's general health or development, you can contact the Healthy Child Service team by calling Just One Number on 0300 300 0123 or texting Parentline on 07520 631590

  This can be used to back up any concerns you have and help you to give examples of your child's behaviour or development if you decide to seek an assessment in the future...  If you choose to seek a diagnosis, the team who are assessing your child may contact the school for a report about your child's development and behaviour, or visit your child's school to watch them in class and at break time

 \nInclusion also covers support with social development, such as helping a child with their communication needs or supporting the development or maintenance of friendships throughout their school life

Attention and listening skills play a crucial part in your child’s communication development and wider learning... Attention and Listening Development By 1 year, children will usually: Turn to a familiar sound (0-6 months)

\nGood attention and listening skills help support all other areas of language development and learning - they are the building blocks for everything else... We will also discuss simple strategies you can use in daily activities to support language development all day every day

This will all help to build your milk supply and baby's development

Finding any problems early means your child’s learning and development can be supported

The Signs Of Overwhelm How Can I Help My Child? Children can struggle with their feelings at times, so managing their emotions is part of natural child development

Dive Deeper Emotional Reactions  Children and young people feel intense emotions just like adults, it's a normal part of childhood development and can sometimes be acted out in ways that seem problematic, physical or inappropriate

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