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share ko lang, nabasa ko from babycenter. para alam natin if kelangan na ba nating magworry or hindi pa sa development ng baby natin sa age nila.Warning signs of a physical developmental delayNewborn to 2 months> after 2 months, doesn't hold his head up when you pick him up from lying on his back> after 2 months, still feels particularly stiff or floppy> after 2 months, overextends his back and neck (acts as if he's pushing away from you) when held cradled in your arms> after 2 or 3 months, stiffens, crosses, or "scissors" his legs when you pick him up by the trunk3 to 6 months> by 3 or 4 months, doesn't grasp or reach for toys> by 3 or 4 months, can't support his head well> by 4 months, isn't bringing objects to his mouth> by 4 months, doesn't push down with his legs when his feet are placed on a firm surface> after 4 months, still has Moro reflex (when he falls backward or is startled, he throws out his arms and legs, extends his neck, and then quickly brings his arms back together and begins to cry)> after 5 or 6 months, still has the asymmetrical tonic neck reflex (when his head turns to one side, his arm on that side will straighten, with the opposite arm bent up as if he's holding a fencing sword)> by 6 months, can't sit with help> after 6 months, reaches out with only one hand while keeping the other fisted7 to 9 months> at 7 months, has poor head control when pulled to a sitting position> at 7 months, is unable to get objects into his mouth> at 7 months, is not reaching for objects> by 7 months, doesn't bear some weight on his legs> by 8 months, can't sit independently9 to 12 months> after 10 months, crawls in a lopsided manner, pushing off with one hand and leg while dragging the opposite hand and leg> at 12 months, is not crawling> at 12 months, can't stand with support13 to 24 months> by 18 months, can't walk> after several months of walking, doesn't walk confidently or consistently walks on toes> after his second birthday, is growing less than 2 inches per year (get more on a normal growth rate)36 months> falls frequently or is unable to use the stairs> drools persistently> can't manipulate small objects