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Pediatric Physical Therapy Milestones

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Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

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Motor planning difficulties, repetitive movements, sensory processing differences.

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4-6 months

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Rolling over, sitting with support.

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Children with Spina Bifida

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Gross motor skill impediments, lower limb paralysis, need for mobility aids.

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9-12 months

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Pulling to stand, cruising, independent crawling.

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15-18 months

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Begins walking independently, squats to pick up toys.

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12-14 years

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Developing endurance, complex team sports engagement, starts puberty growth spurt.

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14-16 years

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Refinement of sports skills, peak height velocity, youth athletics specialization.

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12-15 months

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Walking with help, standing alone.

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3-4 years

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Catches a bounced ball, rides a tricycle, walks up and down stairs.

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8-10 years

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Mastered basic sports skills, improved hand-eye coordination, dance or martial arts.

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5-6 years

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Skips using a skipping rope, swims with assistance, independent dressing.

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10-12 years

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Complex sports skills, starts strength training, advanced swimming techniques.

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16-18 years

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Athletic proficiency, strength training maturity, collegiate sports preparation.

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Children with Down Syndrome

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Delayed motor milestones, low muscle tone, joint hypermobility.

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2-4 months

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Head control established, beginning to roll.

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Children with Cerebral Palsy (CP)

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Variable motor impairments, coordination challenges, muscle spasticity or rigidity.

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Premature Infants (up to 37 weeks)

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Delayed milestones, requires support for basic physiological functions.

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18-24 months

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Running, climbing stairs with handrail, kicking a ball.

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Reflexive movements, beginning head control.

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2-3 years

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Jumps with two feet, stands on one foot, begins to pedal tricycle.

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6-7 years

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Rides a bicycle with training wheels, balances on a beam, basic gymnastic skills.

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Children with Muscular Dystrophy (MD)

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Progressive muscle weakness, difficulty with ambulation, risk of contractures.

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7-8 years

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Rides a bicycle without training wheels, starts skateboarding, participates in sports.

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6-9 months

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Sitting independently, crawling onset.

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4-5 years

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Hops on one foot, swings, begins skipping.

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Children with Juvenile Arthritis

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Joint stiffness, pain, limited range of motion.

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Children with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy

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Progressive muscle degeneration, Gower’s sign, reliance on mobility devices.

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Children with Brachial Plexus Injuries

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Unilateral upper limb weakness, impaired sensory function in the affected arm.

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Children with Prader-Willi Syndrome

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Hypotonia, obesity, developmental delays.

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Children with Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD)

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Clumsiness, poor motor coordination, delays in achieving motor skills.

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