Infant Development WisdomCard™

Our Guides and Physician Review team have organized the Top 10 Health Resources on Infant Development and compiled helpful research notes below.

  1. Medline Plus: Infant and Toddler Development nlm.nih.gov - Infant and Toddler Development
  2. Mayo Clinic: Infant development: What happens from birth to 3 months? | Infant development: What happens from 4 to 6 months? | Infant development: What happens from 7 to 9 months? | Infant development: What happens from 10 to 12 months? | Infant growth: What's normal? | Baby's head shape: What's normal? | Well-baby exams: What to expect mayoclinic.com - Well-baby exams: What to expect
  3. American Pregnancy Association: First year of Development americanpregnancy.org - First year of Development
  4. University of Pennsylvania Health System: Infant - newborn development pennhealth.com - Infant - newborn development
  5. March of Dimes: Developmental Milestones for Babies marchofdimes.com - Developmental Milestones for Babies
  6. Baby Center: Infant Development & Behavior babycenter.com - Infant Development & Behavior
  7. Children's Hospital Boston: Growth: 1-Year-Olds childrenshospital.org - Growth: 1-Year-Olds
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Research Notes on Infant Development


Infant's develop at varying rates and what is considered "normal" for one may be different for what is "normal" for another. Premature babies, for example, generally reach milestones later than others of the same birth age. Infant development is divided into 5 categories: gross motor, fine motor, sensory, social, and language. If you are worried that your infant is delayed, or now reaching milestones within a certain time frame, it is best to speak with your pediatrician.

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