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Any hearing concerns Y N Problems breathing or coughing Y N Lead concerns/poisoning Y N Developmental — Any concern about your child’s: Sleeping concerns Y N 1. Physical development Y N5. Ability to communicate needs High blood pressure 2. Movement from one place to another 7. Behavior Y Eating concerns N 6. Interaction with others Y N Y N
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