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Monitoring milestones & nutrition.
Child Growth & Development – Monitoring Milestones & Nutrition
At Genesiss Multispeciality Hospital, our Pediatrics department emphasizes the importance of tracking growth and development in children. Monitoring height, weight, cognitive skills, motor milestones, and social behavior ensures early identification of delays or health issues. Along with this, we provide nutritional guidance to support healthy growth and boost immunity.
Problems / Concerns Addressed:
- Delayed milestones (walking, talking, motor skills).
- Growth issues like stunted growth, underweight, or obesity.
- Nutritional deficiencies (iron, calcium, vitamins).
- Behavioral or learning delays.
- Concerns about puberty and adolescent development.
Treatments / Services Offered:
- Growth Monitoring: Regular tracking of height, weight, and BMI.
- Developmental Assessments: Screening for motor, cognitive, and speech delays.
- Nutritional Counseling: Personalized diet plans for balanced growth.
- Early Intervention Programs: For children with developmental delays.
- Parent Education: Guidance on healthy habits, play-based learning, and mental well-being.
FAQs
Why is growth monitoring important for children?
Regular tracking helps identify growth abnormalities or nutritional deficiencies early, ensuring timely intervention.
What milestones should parents watch for?
Key milestones include sitting, walking, talking, fine motor skills, and social interaction at age-appropriate stages.
How can nutrition affect my child’s development?
Proper nutrition supports physical growth, brain development, immunity, and overall health.
What should I do if my child has delayed milestones?
Consult a pediatrician immediately—early diagnosis and therapy can significantly improve outcomes.
How often should growth and development be checked?
Routine check-ups every 3–6 months in early childhood and annually thereafter are recommended.
