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Developmental screening outside the doctor’s office

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By Sarah Carr
| The Hechinger Report Verified
Like many parents, I remember visits to the pediatrician’s office in my daughter’s earliest years as overwhelming — a swirl of weights and measurements, rushed conversations about sleep training, breastfeeding and tummy time, all while trying to keep the featured attraction (my wiggly baby) from derailing everything. The visits felt especially cramped when someone handed me a heavy electronic tablet with prompts to answer what seemed like an endless list of questions about my daughter.
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Most kids miss recommended screening for autism, speech delays

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By Sarah Carr
| Miami Herald Verified
SYRACUSE, N.Y. - During the first year and a half of her son's life, Valerie Gregory did everything she could to help him thrive: She read to him, talked to him, showed up for wellness checks, and whenever possible took him to a weekly playgroup, where both mother and son had the chance to socialize with peers.
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Most kids miss recommended screening for autism, speech delays

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By Sarah Carr
| The Hechinger Report Verified
SYRACUSE, N.Y. — During the first year and a half of her son’s life, Valerie Gregory did everything she could to help him thrive: She read to him, talked to him, showed up for wellness checks, and whenever possible took him to a weekly playgroup, where both mother and son had the chance to socialize with peers.
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