Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine
Birth to 20 Years

M. Melamedoff, MD, FAAP
N. Tellechea, MD, FAAP

380 N. Broadway
Suite L-2
Jericho, NY 11753

Telephone: 516.931.1776
Fax: 516.942.1940

Child Development

Newborn - 12 Months | 15 - 24 Months | 3 - 5 Years | 6 - 10 Years |
11 - 20 Years


What do we really know about how a young child develops?
What can parents do to best support their child's healthy
development and growing brains?

Here are some of the key findings from a report from the National
Academy of Sciences.

  1. Your relationship with your child is the foundation of his or
    her healthy development.
  2. Your child's development depends on both the traits he or
    she was born with, and what he or she experiences.
  3. All areas of development (social, emotional, intellectual,
    language, and motor) are linked. Each depends on, and
    influences the others.
  4. What children experience, including how their parents
    respond to them, shapes their development as they adapt
    to the world.

A Division ofAllied Pediatrics

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