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Toddlers acquire motor skills in a predictable sequence: First they walk, then run and climb, then jump with both feet. But while the sequence may be consistent, the rate at which children develop can vary hugely. And when a toddler seems to be late on a particular milestone such as walking or talking, it can be difficult to tell whether the problem is just an individual quirk or a true motor development problem. Read more.


