Wondering if your child is on track?
Every child develops at their own pace — but sometimes a closer look can be helpful. Developmental screenings help identify your child’s strengths, areas that may need support, and opportunities for early intervention.
Early identification allows families to access support sooner and helps children achieve the best possible outcomes.
Who should consider a screening
Parents may consider a developmental screening if they notice:
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Limited babbling or speech for age
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Not using gestures such as pointing or waving
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Limited eye contact
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Reduced interest in playing with others
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Difficulty responding to their name
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Delayed sitting, crawling, or walking
What’s Included
Your developmental screening visit includes:
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Review of your child’s medical and developmental history
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Standardized developmental screening questionnaires
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Discussion of your child’s milestones, behavior, and learning
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Time to discuss parent concerns and questions
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Clear recommendations and next steps if additional evaluation or support may be helpful
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A written summary of the visit for your records
What to Expect
Step 1: Schedule your developmental screening visit
Step 2: Complete pre-visit questionnaires at home
Step 3: Meet with Dr. Harlow for a 30-minute secure phone or video visit
Step 4: Leave with either reassurance or a clear written plan to support your child’s development
Cost
$40
Schedule a Consultation
When in doubt, it’s okay to ask. Many developmental concerns turn out to be part of normal variation, but sometimes early support can make a meaningful difference.
Development Assessments
Online Pediatric Visit
The toddler years are full of growth, curiosity, and big emotions — and they often come with a lot of questions for parents.
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Is this behavior normal?
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Should I be worried about this milestone?
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How do I handle sleep battles or tantrums?
Instead of searching online or waiting weeks for an appointment, you can get guidance from a board-certified pediatrician who understands both child development and the challenges of parenting toddlers.
These short consultations are designed to provide reassurance, practical strategies, and clear next steps.
Common Toddler Questions Parents Ask
Parents often book a consultation for questions such as:
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Frequent tantrums or big emotions
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Sleep struggles or bedtime resistance
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Potty training challenges
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Picky eating or feeding concerns
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Speech or developmental milestones
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Biting, hitting, or challenging behaviors
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Daycare or preschool concerns
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“Is this normal for this age?”
Sometimes a quick conversation with a pediatrician is all it takes to feel confident about your next step and find peace of mind.
Who This Is For
This service is ideal for:
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Parents of young children
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Families navigating common behavioral challenges
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Parents unsure whether a concern is developmental or behavioral
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Families looking for practical parenting guidance
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Parents who want expert advice without scheduling a full appointment
What to Expect
Step 1: Book your Ask-the-Pediatrician visit
Step 2: Complete a short questionnaire about your concern
Step 3: Meet with Dr. Harlow for a 30-minute secure phone or video consultation
Step 4: Leave with practical strategies, reassurance, and a written summary of our discussion
Cost
$40 per visit
Schedule a Consultation
If you have a question about your toddler’s development, behavior, or daily challenges, an Ask-the-Pediatrician visit can provide quick answers and practical guidance.
Connect with Dr. Harlow
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