Although this does not go into effect until Jan 1st it's guidelines should be followed immediately.
The new law requires kids to remain in booster seats until they are 8-years-old, or until they are 4 feet 9 inches tall.
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Developmental Screening Tool For Parents
Screening young children is an effective, efficient way for caregivers to catch problems and start treatment when it does the most good ~ during the crucial early years when the child’s brain and body are developing so rapidly.
Because developmental and social-emotional delays can be subtle and can occur in children who appear to be developing typically, most children who would benefit from early intervention are not identified until after they start school. Even pediatricians, the child health specialists, fail to detect delays more than 70% of the time.Ages and Stages Questionnaire (ASQ) and DDRP's are used to follow your child’s development more closely and provide early intervention referrals as needed.
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