Gross Motor Milestones: A Simple Checklist by Age
Rolling, crawling, climbing stairs, catching a ball. Here is a plain checklist of what gross motor skills usually look like at each age, and what is worth a closer look.
4 articles from our doctors on youth sports performance, newest first.
Rolling, crawling, climbing stairs, catching a ball. Here is a plain checklist of what gross motor skills usually look like at each age, and what is worth a closer look.
Extra conditioning and more reps can only take a young athlete so far. Reaction time, coordination, and recovery all start with the nervous system underneath the muscles.
Your pediatrician's milestone chart flagged a gap, or your gut did before the chart caught up. Either way, here is what actually helps a child's gross motor skills move forward.
Leaning on the wall, slumping at a desk, tiring out fast. A slouched, effortful posture is often the earliest visible sign of a gross motor delay.
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