Talking to your baby from birth builds language skills. Try these fun activities to help your baby learn new words.

Emotional development is part of healthy growth. Here are signs to look for from your baby's first smiles through toddlerhood.

Developmental screening checks whether your child's growth is on track. Learn when screenings should happen and how to share concerns with your doctor.

Worried your baby is not meeting milestones? Trust your gut, write down your concerns and talk to your doctor about developmental screening.

Low-cost activities like an alphabet book, lid matching, bead jewelry and taste tests keep kids learning without breaking the bank.

Developmental screenings check that your child is on track. Learn the recommended ages and how to find a screening near you.

Milestones show your child is on track. Learn what milestones and developmental delays mean, and see the CDC's Milestones in Action resource.

Healthy nutrition and weight before pregnancy matter for your future child. Learn how they relate to developmental delays.

Learn the milestones most children reach by age 3 in social, language, thinking and movement skills, and when to talk to your doctor.

Not every child develops at the same pace. Learn how to track milestones with Delaware's free tools and why acting early matters if you have concerns.

Most babies start smiling, cooing and holding up their heads by 2 months. Learn the milestones to watch for and when to ask your doctor.

Developmental screening is a milestone check-up. Learn the recommended ages and where to find a screening in Delaware.

Milestones show how your child is growing and learning. If you think something may be off, dial 2-1-1 to get answers from Help Me Grow.

Help Me Grow, developmental screening and QT 30 all help Delaware families keep their children's growth on track. Here is how each one works.

Most cardiovascular disease is preventable. Set an example for your kids: be smoke-free, limit alcohol, eat less sodium and keep a healthy weight.