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Is this child developing properly? A practical tool for monitoring
Postgraduate Medicine
|February 15, 1985
Summary
Regularly comparing child development to normal milestones is key. The Kansas Infant Development Screen (KIDS) provides a simple, systematic tool for healthcare providers and parents during well-child visits.
Area of Science:
- Pediatrics
- Child Development
- Developmental Screening
Background:
- Assessing child development requires systematic comparison against age-appropriate milestones.
- Well-child visits are crucial for monitoring developmental progress.
Purpose of the Study:
- To highlight the utility of the Kansas Infant Development Screen (KIDS) chart.
- To emphasize the importance of systematic developmental assessment in pediatric care.
Main Methods:
- The Kansas Infant Development Screen (KIDS) is presented as a tool.
- The method involves regular comparison of a child's progress with normal developmental milestones.
Main Results:
- The KIDS chart is a useful instrument for developmental assessment.
- The tool is simple to use and easily interpreted.
Conclusions:
- Systematic developmental screening is essential for appreciating a child's progress.
- The KIDS chart facilitates effective monitoring by healthcare providers and parents.