Wondering if your child is on track?
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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.
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Early identification allows families to access support sooner and helps children achieve the best possible outcomes.
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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
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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
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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.
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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.
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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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