Children develop skills at different rates. Everyday play, shared conversations and age-appropriate physical activity provide opportunities to practise new abilities.
Meaningful play
Simple activities that encourage reaching, balancing, interaction and exploring can support developmental learning when appropriate for the child.
When to ask for help
If a child loses an established skill or caregivers are concerned about development, seek assessment from an appropriately qualified professional. Early guidance can help families identify suitable next steps.
This article is educational and does not replace an individual assessment.
