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Health & DevelopmentKnowledge and Information Seeing bright futures for our kids 1 in 10 children are at risk for eye and vision problems, yet the public is often unaware of how early intervention can prevent children struggling in school or permanent vision loss. InfantSEE is a program sponsored by the American Optometric Association in which local optomotrists donate their time to provide one time eye assessments at no cost to children ages 6-12 months. Several optometrists in Southwestern North Dakota participate in this program: Dickinson Bismarck Dr. Alan King Dr. Thomas Deis Dr. Melanie Oltmanns Dr. Thomas Samson Dr. Nathaniel Shilman Dr. Shanon Bencker Hettinger Dr. Nochol Dillavou Elgin To learn more about InfantSEE, or to find a doctor in your area, go to www.infantsee.org. What is "normal" anyway? All children develop at their own pace so it's sometimes hard to determine whether your child is reaching all the developmental milestones that are appropriate for his or her age. The Center for Disease Control has developed a summary of important milestones children typically demonstrate at various ages. Click on the ages listed below to learn about age appropriate milestones. 1 year old Community Resources Southwestern District Health Unit
Links Born Learning Early Childhood Learning And Knowledge Center St. Joseph's Hospital Key Infant Development Services Right Track Children's Special Health Services North Dakota Department of Human Services |
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