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How Can Parents and Caregivers Support Tracking?

Parents and caregivers play a critical role in tracking by:
Attending Well-Child Visits: Ensuring regular check-ups with the pediatrician.
Providing Accurate Information: Offering detailed insights into the child's health and behavior.
Following Medical Advice: Adhering to recommendations for diet, immunizations, and other care.
Monitoring Development: Keeping an eye on developmental milestones and reporting any concerns.
Maintaining Records: Keeping a personal health record for the child.

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