Observational methods
There are various checklists of child development: for instance, the PIP Developmental Charts by Dorothy Jeffree and Roy McConkey focus on ‘milestones’ of development in key areas of physical, social, play and language development. They provide a structured framework for observing and recording children’s development from birth to five
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