These videos from “Learn the Signs. Act Early.” can be shared on your website, posted to social media, shown in waiting rooms, and included in presentations.
CDC’s Milestone Tracker Promotional Video
This promotional video encourages parents to download CDC’s Milestone Tracker app to see more photos and videos of milestones, track children’s development, and know what to do if you ever become concerned about a child’s development. Learn more at www.cdc.gov/MilestoneTracker.
Milestones Matter for Families!
In this video, parents of young children share their personal experiences of using CDC’s “Learn the Signs. Act Early.” tools and resources to learn about child development, recognize the milestones their child should be reaching, and guide them about what to do if they ever become concerned.
“Learn the Signs. Act Early.” One Director’s Story
Hear one early learning center director’s story of how her center is using “Learn the Signs. Act Early.” materials to boost providers’ professional development and to promote parent-engaged developmental monitoring.
“Learn the Signs. Act Early.” One Doctor’s Story
Hear one doctor’s story of how her practice uses CDC’s free parent-friendly “Learn the Signs. Act Early.” resources to assist with developmental surveillance and help families learn the signs of healthy child development.
Milestones Matter for Families! (Spanish)
In this Spanish-language video, two families share personal stories of how using CDC’s “Learn the Signs. Act Early.” resources helps them learn about their child’s developmental milestones and support their children’s development.
Recruitment Video: The WIC Developmental Milestone Checklist Program—It’s Working in WIC!
This recruitment video is for WIC staff, by WIC staff. If you are a WIC administrator, provider, or staff member, watch this recruitment video to learn more about the program and get everyone on board and ready for implementation!
Training Video: Implementing Your WIC Developmental Milestone Checklist Program
In this training video, WIC staff will receive step-by-step instruction on how to integrate a WIC Developmental Milestone Checklist Program into WIC clinics.
“Concerned About Your Child’s Development?” in ASL
This video provides information in American Sign Language (ASL) on what to do if you have concerns about your child’s development.
Baby Steps: “Learn the Signs. Act Early.”
Learn how to look for developmental milestones and what to do if you’re worried about your child’s development or think there’s a problem.
Child Development: It’s Better to Know (Spanish)
Learn why it is important to recognize developmental milestones and what to do if you have concerns about your child’s development.
Use or customize these messages on your social media platforms to share the importance of developmental monitoring.
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Stay in tune with your child’s development by completing milestone checklists regularly. Use CDC’s Milestone Tracker app for an easy and fun way to complete a checklist today! www.cdc.gov/MilestoneTracker
#ParentTip Spend some time playing with your 6-month-old baby every day. It serves as excellent #bonding time, and helps your little one reach his or her #developmental #milestones! www.cdc.gov/ActEarly/Families
Download CDC’s Milestone Tracker app to complete a milestone checklist for your child. Share a summary with your child’s doctor, get tips for development, and find out what to do if you have a concern. www.cdc.gov/MilestoneTracker
It’s #MilestoneMonday! What developmental milestones has your baby reached? If you aren’t sure, check out our FREE #MilestoneTracker app to find out! #ActEarly http://www.cdc.gov/MilestoneTracker
#AskYourDoctor about routine developmental screening—recommended for ALL children. 1 in 6 children have a developmental disability, so #ActEarly and talk with your child’s doctor if you have a concern. www.cdc.gov/Concerned
Check out @CDC’s tips on how to talk to your doctor about #developmental #concerns: www.cdc.gov/Concerned
#DidYouKnow that by 6 months, most babies respond to sounds by making sounds? Download CDC’s #MilestoneTracker app to learn other developmental #milestones to keep an eye out for. www.cdc.gov/MilestoneTracker
Concerned about your child’s development? Don’t wait. Acting early can make a real difference! www.cdc.gov/Concerned #ActEarly
Parents: Baby’s first smile is just as important as the first step. Learn when to expect these and other milestones www.cdc.gov/Milestones
If you are concerned about your child’s development, try these 3 things: Talk to your child’s doctor about your concern, ask your child’s doctor about developmental screening, and complete a milestone checklist for your child’s age. Learn more about what to do if you are concerned: www.cdc.gov/Concerned
Sigue el desarrollo de tu hijo completando la lista de verificación de los indicadores regularmente. ¡Usa la aplicación de los CDC Sigamos el Desarrollo para completar hoy mismo una lista de verificación fácil y divertida! www.cdc.gov/Sigamos
#ConsejoParaPadres: Juega con tu bebé de 6 meses todos los días. ¡Es una excelente manera de formar el #VínculoAfectivo con tu pequeño y le ayuda a alcanzar sus #indicadores del #desarrollo! www.cdc.gov/ActEarly/Families
Descarga la app de los CDC Sigamos el Desarrollo para completar una lista de verificación de los indicadores para tu hijo. Comparte un resumen con su médico, encuentra consejos y averigua qué hacer si algo te preocupa. http://www.cdc.gov/Sigamos
¡Llegó el #LunesParaElSeguimiento! ¿Qué indicadores del desarrollo ha alcanzado tu bebé? Si no sabes, ¡revisa nuestra app GRATUITA #SigamosElDesarrollo para averiguarlo! #ReaccionaPronto http://www.cdc.gov/Sigamos
#PídeleAlMédico que haga la evaluación del desarrollo de rutina recomendada para TODOS los niños. 1 de cada 6 niños tiene una discapacidad del desarrollo, así que #ReaccionaPronto y habla con el médico si algo te preocupa. www.cdc.gov/Concerned
Fíjate en los consejos de los @CDC sobre cómo hablar con el médico acerca de tus #preocupaciones sobre el #desarrollo: www.cdc.gov/Concerned
¿#Sabías que a los 6 meses, la mayoría de los bebés responden a los sonidos con sonidos? Descarga la app de los CDC #SigamosElDesarrollo para informarte sobre otros #indicadores del desarrollo y estar atento. www.cdc.gov/Sigamos
¿Te preocupa el desarrollo de tu hijo? No esperes. ¡Reaccionar pronto puede marcar una verdadera diferencia! www.cdc.gov/Concerned #ReaccionaPronto
Padres: La primera sonrisa del bebé es tan importante como su primer paso. Infórmate sobre cuándo esperar estos y otros indicadores www.cdc.gov/Indicadores
Si te preocupa el desarrollo de tu hijo, habla con el médico, pídele una evaluación del desarrollo y completa una lista de verificación de los indicadores para la edad de tu hijo. Averigua qué hacer si algo te preocupa: www.cdc.gov/Concerned
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What is Early Intervention? #EarlyIntervention programs provide services and supports available to #babies and young #children with #developmental delays and disabilities and their families. Find your state’s program here: www.cdc.gov/FindEI
Track your child’s #developmental #milestones and share them with your pediatrician using CDC’s FREE Milestone Tracker app – available in English and Spanish! www.cdc.gov/MilestoneTracker
In this video, #parents share how @CDCgov’s FREE materials for tracking #developmental #milestones have helped them and their children. Watch the video to learn how these materials may be helpful to you as well! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-OQXmjY53o
CDC made tracking early #developmental #milestones easy and fun with their FREE, parent-friendly app, Milestone Tracker. Download the app in English or Spanish and start tracking, supporting, and celebrating your child’s early development today! www.cdc.gov/MilestoneTracker
Download CDC’s Milestone Tracker app in English or Spanish to complete a milestone checklist for your child! Then, use the app to share a summary with your child’s doctor, get tips for development, and find out what to do if you have a concern. www.cdc.gov/MilestoneTracker
#FunFact: Most children begin to sort shapes and colors by the age of 2! This is one of many #developmental #milestones to look for in your child. Check out CDC’s milestone checklists to learn which milestones to look out for www.cdc.gov/Milestones
Get CDC’s FREE Milestone Tracker app to complete a milestone checklist for your child. Then, share a summary with your child’s doctor, get tips for development, and find out what to do if you have a concern. www.cdc.gov/MilestoneTracker
If you have a concern about your child’s development, visit www.cdc.gov/Concerned to learn what you can do to best care for your child. When children are identified as early as possible, they can get the resources and services they need!
If your child has a #developmental delay, you may be eligible to receive free or low-cost services to help. If your child is younger than 3 years old, you can call your state or territory’s Early Intervention program and request early intervention services. If your child is age 3 years or older, you can call any local public elementary school and request an evaluation through preschool special education services. Take a look at CDC’s list of Early Intervention programs by state for contact info: www.cdc.gov/FindEI
Monitoring children’s developmental milestones is not only a great way for parents to support their children’s development, but can also be a fun, family activity! Listen to two families share how using CDC’s resources, like the Milestone Tracker app, has helped them to keep track of their child’s development. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-OQXmjY53o
¿Qué es la intervención temprana? Los programas de #IntervenciónTemprana proporcionan los servicios y el apoyo disponibles para los #bebés y #niños pequeños con retrasos y discapacidades del #desarrollo, y sus familias. Encuentra el programa de tu estado aquí: www.cdc.gov/FindEI
Monitorea los #indicadores del #desarrollo de tu hijo y compártelos con el pediatra usando la app GRATUITA de los CDC Sigamos el Desarrollo, ¡disponible en inglés y español! www.cdc.gov/Sigamos
En este video unos #padres comparten cómo los materiales GRATUITOS de @CDCgov para seguir los #indicadores del #desarrollo los han ayudado a ellos y a sus hijos. ¡Ve el video para saber cómo te podrían ayudar a ti también! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_ZTTri_FOg
Los CDC hicieron fácil y divertido el seguimiento de los #indicadores del #desarrollo con su app GRATUITA y especial para los padres: Sigamos el Desarrollo. Descarga la app en inglés o español, y comienza a seguir, apoyar y celebrar el desarrollo temprano de tu hijo ¡hoy mismo! www.cdc.gov/Sigamos
Descarga la app de los CDC Sigamos el Desarrollo en inglés o español para completar la lista de verificación de los indicadores de tu hijo. Luego, usa la app para compartir un resumen con el médico de tu hijo, encontrar consejos para el desarrollo y saber qué hacer si algo te preocupa. http://www.cdc.gov/Sigamos
#Curiosidades: ¡La mayoría de los niños comienzan a agrupar objetos por su forma y color para cuando tienen 2 años! Este es uno de muchos #indicadores del #desarrollo que debes observar si alcanza tu hijo. Revisa la lista de verificación de los indicadores del desarrollo, de los CDC, para saber a cuáles estar atento www.cdc.gov/Indicadores
Obtén la app GRATUITA de los CDC Sigamos el Desarrollo para completar una lista de verificación de los indicadores del desarrollo para tu hijo. Después, comparte un resumen con el médico de tu hijo, obtén consejos para el desarrollo y averigua qué hacer si algo te preocupa. http://www.cdc.gov/Sigamos
Si algo te preocupa sobre el desarrollo de tu hijo, visita www.cdc.gov/Concerned para saber lo que puedes hacer para darle el mejor cuidado. Cuando se identifica a los niños con retrasos en el desarrollo tan pronto como sea posible, ¡ellos pueden obtener los recursos y servicios que necesitan!
Si tu hijo tiene un retraso en el #desarrollo, es posible que cumplas los requisitos para recibir servicios gratuitos o a bajo costo para ayudarlo. Si tu hijo es menor de 3 años, puedes llamar al programa de intervención temprana de tu estado o territorio y solicitar sus servicios. Si tu hijo tiene 3 años de edad o más, puedes llamar a cualquier escuela primaria pública local y solicitar una evaluación a través de los servicios de educación especial prescolar. Revisa la lista de los CDC de programas de intervención temprana por estado para obtener la información de contacto: www.cdc.gov/FindEI
Monitorear los indicadores del desarrollo de los niños no solo es una excelente manera de que los padres apoyen el desarrollo de sus hijos, sino que, además, ¡puede ser una actividad familiar divertida! Escucha a dos familias contar cómo los recursos en español de los CDC, como la app Sigamos el Desarrollo, las ha ayudado a seguir el desarrollo de sus hijos. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_ZTTri_FOg
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