Developmental red flags are certain indicators that health professionals look for in order to identify potential developmental issues or problems that may need intervention. Identifying these developmental red flags early allows you to seek treatment early, which can significantly reduce the impact the issue has on their development, as well as reducing the amount of treatment required to correct it.
It’s very important to recognise that the presence of one or more developmental red flags does not necessarily mean your little one has a problem. If you do notice one or more of them, it’s simply an indication that you should seek out professional advice and have a professional assessment done to see if there is cause for concern.
In this video I’m going to walk you through red flags to keep an eye out for at 3 months old. Because you spend more time than anyone else with your little one, you are best placed to pick these up early. For that reason it’s extremely beneficial if you’re aware of the red flags because you’ll be able to notice them early and get them assessed if needed. That early assessment and treatment (if necessary) can result in much better outcomes as mentioned above.
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