3 4 years

When should parents be concerned about developmental delays?

Parents should consult a healthcare provider if their child:
Is not speaking in sentences by age 3
Cannot follow simple instructions
Has difficulty with motor skills such as running or drawing
Shows little interest in social interactions

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