Pediatricians can identify these strengths through various methods:
- Observations: During routine check-ups, pediatricians can observe how children interact, communicate, and respond to different situations.
- Parental Input: Parents provide essential insights into their child's strengths as they observe them in various settings like home, school, and social environments.
- Standardized Assessments: Tools like developmental screenings and cognitive tests can help identify specific strengths and areas of excellence.
- Engagement: Directly engaging with the child in activities and conversations can reveal strengths that may not be apparent through observation alone.
