Milestones and Development Articles

Sleep is SO important for all ages! On top of what I learned in medical school and pediatrics residency, I read

What should a 2-year-old be doing? CDC milestones, growth ranges, red flags, and when to call your pediatrician. Reviewed by a Blueberry pediatrician.

When it comes to their speech development, the questions seem to multiply.

A month-by-month guide to your baby's first year. See what most babies do at the CDC's 2, 4, 6, 9, and 12-month checkpoints across movement, language, social-emotional, and thinking skills, which milestones (like crawling) are optional, the red flags to watch for, and when to call your pediatrician.

If your baby is pulling at one ear and otherwise looks well, with no fever, it's usually not an ear infection. Here's how to tell teething from infection.

If you've ever noticed your baby rubbing her ear or the side of her head, you may have wondered what the heck is going on? Is she just scratching an itch, or could there be something else more serious?

What is a Growth Chart?

Perhaps you’ve seen the flyers for “storytime with signs” at your local library or notices of “Baby Sign Language Workshops” at local clinics