Guide to Developmental Milestones

Courtesy of Dr. Laura Hanson, Certified Chiropractic Pediatric Diplomat & Neuro-Developmental Therapist: Connect My Brain

All milestones are important as they provide a road map of development from newborn beyond. Milestone acquisition is really important throughout all of life, even as adults. Children with developmental delay consistently demonstrate a pattern of disruption in their milestones. Use this list to learn a few of the major milestones your child should be reaching at what age.  Because if they are not meeting the milestones, then your child is adapting at a cost! Get this chart to stay on top of your child’s development and get the help you need if it seems they are falling behind.

Dr. Laura Hanson, Certified Chiropractic Pediatric Diplomat & Neuro-Developmental Therapist: Connect My Brain

Dr. Laura Hanson, D.C., D.I.C.C.P., NDT, is board certified chiropractic pediatric diplomat, neuro-developmental therapist, and has completed Master’s coursework in Nutrition. Dr. Hanson has held faculty positions at both Palmer College and Life University from 2003 until 2012. Dr. Hanson is recognized domestically and internationally through her personal teachings to health care professionals, teachers, and parents on the progression of pediatric development.

Dr. Hanson has practice since 1996 in the area of pediatric development and brain based patient management. Dr. Hanson is recognized as a world expert in teaching and caring for children with developmental delay. Her goal is to educate communities on the effects of stress on the developing brain, in ability to conceive a baby, meltdowns and parenting, and chronic ill health.

Connect My Brain is a program that serves all populations. She recognizes that in order to change the chronic patterns of dis-ease, altered development, and stress that affect a person’s thought and drive; we must change how the brain perceives its environment. Dr. Hanson is committed to bring a message of hope and resolution through the transforming of your mind.

Dr. Hanson was a part of the Surviving Early Childhood Summit.