Missed Signs of Developmental Delays That Pediatricians Skip Over

Описание: #ChildDevelopment #ParentingTips #DevelopmentalDelays
10 Hidden Signs of Developmental Delays Parents Never Notice a complete guide to understanding the early red flags of child development that often go undetected.
In this parenting deep-dive, you’ll learn how to spot subtle developmental delays that pediatricians, teachers, and even experienced parents commonly overlook.
Whether you're a new parent, toddler parent, or early childhood educator, this video will help you recognize early signs, track patterns, and know when to ask for a developmental screening.

⏱ TIMESTAMPS
00:00 – The Hidden Signs Parents Miss
01:00 – Why Delays Hide in Absences, Not Behaviors
01:56 – Sign #1: Lack of Pointing or Early Communication Gestures
02:42 – Sign #2: Limited Shared Eye Gaze & Joint Attention
03:25 – Sign #3: Overly Independent or Quiet Play Without Social Check-Ins
04:19 – Sign #4: Sensory Avoidance — Textures, Sounds & New Experiences
05:31 – Sign #5: Limited Imitation of Sounds, Movements, or Facial Expressions
06:27 – Sign #6: Difficulty Transitioning Between Activities or Routines
07:52 – Sign #7: Unusual or Repetitive Play Patterns (Lining, Sorting, Spinning)
08:35 – Sign #8: Inconsistent Response to Their Name
09:06 – Sign #9: Delayed Motor Skills with Social Differences
10:02 – Sign #10: Hand-Leading & Relying on You to Communicate for Them

Key Topics Covered:
Early signs of developmental delays in toddlers
Red flags in child development most parents overlook
How to identify communication delays and social challenges
Sensory processing issues in young children
Toddler behavior explained through developmental science
When to request a developmental screening or early intervention

Disclaimer:
The information in this video is intended for educational and informational purposes only and should not replace professional medical or parenting advice. Always seek guidance from a qualified pediatrician or child development specialist regarding your child’s individual needs.
AI-generated visuals have been used in this video to enhance storytelling and illustrate parenting concepts more effectively.

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