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Are you tracking baby's 6 month motor development? This footage shows typical and atypical development for a 6 month old baby. See the difference in their physical development. Looking at baby in multiple positions is helpful in the early detection of motor delays.
Watch this video to see the eight positions healthcare providers use to determine if intervention is needed and what parents can look for in their baby’s development.
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Each year, 1 in 40 children in the United States is born with an early motor delay, and an estimated 400,000 children are born at-risk for a delay. When healthcare providers know what to look for, they are better equipped to recognize the subtle signs of a delay in infants as young as 2 months of age, giving them the opportunity to receive early intervention services and thereby reach their fullest potential.
We encourage you to use Pathways.org resources as a guide to identify potential early motor delays at each well-child visit.
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00:03 Typical development in supine
00:50 Atypical development in supine
01:57 Typical development in side lying
02:40 Atypical development in side lying
03:14 Typical development in prone
04:33 Atypical development in prone
05:20 Typical development in pull to sit
05:45 Atypical development in pull to sit
06:19 Typical development in sitting
07:03 Atypical development in sitting
07:50 Typical development in horizontal suspension
08:07 Atypical development in horizontal suspension
08:21 Typical development in protective extension
08:44 Atypical development in protective extension
09:09 Typical development in standing
09:39 Atypical development in standing
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Watch our 6 Month Old Baby Typical & Atypical Development Side by Side with narration here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KIyWt_qtcnM&t=4s
***EDUCATIONAL VIDEO***
This footage compares the movements of two children at 6 months of age: one developing typically, and one developing atypically. This film goes through 8 different positions with the two children.
Download Accompanying Handout: http://bit.ly/1RzX9oS
All materials including videos are provided at no cost; no fees or charges may be associated with any of the Pathways.org materials without prior written approval.
Each year, 1 in 40 children in the United States is born with an early motor delay, and an estimated 400,000 children are born at-risk for a delay. When healthcare providers know what to look for, they are better equipped to recognize the subtle signs of a delay in infants as young as 2 months of age, giving them the opportunity to receive early intervention services and thereby reach their fullest potential.
We encourage you to use Pathways.org resources as a guide to identify potential early motor delays at each well-child visit.
For more information on infant development, please go visit: https://www.pathways.org