CDC Milestone Tracker 2.6.2

Milestones are an important aspect of child development, and the CDC offers a practical solution for tracking your child's progress from 2 months to 5 years. With user-friendly checklists, CDC provides valuable tips to support your child's growth and addresses any concerns you may have about their development.

From birth until age 5, children should reach milestones across various areas including play, learning, speech, behavior, and motor skills. The app's comprehensive collection of photos and videos helps illustrate each milestone, making it enjoyable and effortless to track your child's progress. Additionally, Spanish-language content will soon be available!

Key Features:

• Add a Child: Personalize the information about your child or add multiple children.
• Milestone Tracker: Utilize an interactive checklist to monitor your child's development and keep an eye on important milestones.
• Milestone Photos and Videos: Familiarize yourself with what each milestone should look like, aiding in the identification of your own child's achievements.
• Tips and Activities: Access valuable suggestions and activities to support your child's development at each age.
• When to Act Early: Learn when it is necessary to address potential developmental concerns with your child's doctor.
• Appointments: Keep track of your child's medical appointments and receive reminders for recommended developmental screenings.
• Milestone Summary: Obtain a summary of your child's milestones for easy viewing, sharing with healthcare professionals, or emailing to other caregivers.

For further information and free resources to assist you in tracking your child's milestones, please visit www.cdc.gov/ActEarly.

*Please note that this milestone checklist does not serve as a substitute for standardized and validated developmental screening tools. The milestones presented in this app are reflective of what the majority of children (75% or more) can achieve by each age. Expert consensus and available data guided the selection of these milestones.

CDC does not collect or share any personal information that can identify you or your child.