At 9 months, babies should be able to get to a sitting position by themselves, then sit without support. That’s an example of the new guidelines that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the American Academy of Pediatrics have updated in their list of developmental milestones.
The update has prompted AtlantiCare to remind area parents of the importance of the patient-pediatrician relationship. AtlantiCare offers comprehensive pediatric services at its AtlantiCare Physician Group, Pediatrics location in Manahawkin.
“A strong relationship between a pediatrician and a child can be a valuable resource to all involved – the healthcare…
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