• July 11, 2025
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Every child grows and learns at their own pace, but sometimes, small signs can indicate a child may need extra support. Knowing what to look for early on can make a big difference in their development and quality of life.

Here are a few things parents and caregivers should watch for:

• Delayed milestones: Is your child not talking, walking, or engaging like others their age? It might be time to speak to a specialist.
• Challenges with communication: Limited eye contact, avoiding conversations, or not responding to their name can signal developmental differences.
• Struggles in social settings: Difficulty playing with other children, becoming easily overwhelmed in group situations, or preferring to be alone can be signs of sensory or behavioral challenges.
• Big reactions to small changes: If your child has intense emotional outbursts or gets upset by changes in routine, this might be a flag.

Needing extra support isn’t a bad thing. In fact, it’s often the start of an incredible journey toward growth, learning, and understanding. Early intervention works—and we’re here to help guide you through every step.