Growth & Development
Understand the three measurements that matter most, follow your child’s milestones, and know what to expect at every age. Dr. Sethi plots the charts with you and explains what they mean - in plain language.
The three measurements
Shows whether your child is feeding and thriving. Plotted on growth charts against age at each visit.
A steady curve matters far more than a single number - we watch the trend over time, not one reading.
An important early sign of healthy brain growth through the first two years of life.
Milestones
Every child grows at their own pace - these are gentle guides, not deadlines. If you ever feel unsure, bring your questions to the clinic and Dr. Sethi will talk them through with you.
Missing one milestone is rarely a cause for concern on its own. It is the wider picture, over time, that helps us understand how your child is progressing.
Discuss your child’s developmentA first social smile, follows objects with the eyes, and coos in response to your voice.
Sits with a little support, reaches for toys and passes them between hands, babbles freely.
Pulls to stand and may take first steps, says a word or two, waves and points.
Runs steadily, joins two words into short phrases, and follows simple instructions.
Simple parent guidance
Age-appropriate nutrition and feeding tips for each stage.
How much sleep children need by age, and settling routines.
Everyday activities that build movement and thinking skills.
Simple ways to encourage early talking and understanding.
Bring your questions to the clinic - Dr. Sethi will plot the charts with you and explain exactly what they mean for your child.