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What should I mention at my child's next check-up?

Milestone checker

Pick your child's age and tick what you have already seen. You get a short list of things to mention at the next developmental check-up. It is never a score.

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Page updated · A conversation guide, not an assessment

Step 1 Your numbers

Your child

Premature babies follow their adjusted age.

Tick what your child already does

Most of these already true? Mark them all, then untick the few your child does not do yet.

Nothing you enter leaves this device.

Step 2 Your result

To mention at the next check-up

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Things to mention at the next check-up

    Things you have seen

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      Before you rely on this

      This tool cannot assess your child and is not medical advice. Unticked items do not mean something is wrong, and ticked items do not rule concerns out. Your Child Health Booklet on HealthHub has Singapore's own developmental checklists (pages 5 to 28), used at 7 recommended check-ups from 4 weeks to 4 years. If anything worries you, or your child loses a skill they had, discuss it with your doctor, polyclinic or paediatrician. List wording checked .

      Source: Child Health Booklet on HealthHub ↗ (opens in new tab)Data period: page last updated 8 February 2022; booklet updated December 2025Last checked: Recheck pending

      Source: CDC milestone checklists ↗ (opens in new tab)Data period: checklists last reviewed 16 May 2026Last checked:

      Step 3 What next

      Next in BabyHow much has baby fed and slept today?Baby sleep & feeding log →Read the guideWhat can I mention at my child’s next developmental check‑up? →

      Common questions

      Is my child behind if I leave items unticked?

      Not necessarily. Children reach milestones on very different schedules. Unticked items are simply good things to raise with your doctor at the next check-up.

      When should I see a doctor sooner?

      If your child loses a skill they used to have, or anything worries you, see your doctor, polyclinic or paediatrician soon rather than waiting for the next check-up.