Watching your child roll over, crawl, take their first step, wave “bye bye,” or say “mama” are cherished moments for parents. These milestones demonstrate their growth, development, and important achievements. The way your child plays, communicates, interacts with others, and learns provides valuable insights into their development. If you notice that your child is behaving differently from other children, it could indicate potential developmental delays. These milestones are different for each age range. Developmental milestones show a normal range of skills that most children are able to perform by certain age. For example, walking may begin as early as 9 months in some children. At the age of 2, most of the children can speak in 2 to 3 words phrase (for example, “eat rice” or “mummy come”) or follow two-steps instructions such as “take your bottle and put on the table”. It is important to recognize your child’s developmental milestones and know what...