Genns Journey

One thing I’ve learned as a mom…

is that being your child’s biggest champion doesn’t mean having all the answers.

It means noticing the little things, celebrating the milestones, asking questions when something feels different, and speaking up when you need a little more guidance.

Every child develops at their own pace, and having questions about your child’s development is completely normal.

Developmental screenings and trusted resources can help us better understand everything from speech and movement to learning and social skills and remind us that we don’t have to figure it all out alone.

As parents and caregivers, we know our children best. Paying attention, asking questions, and seeking support when we need it are all part of advocating for them.

You can learn more about developmental milestones and find helpful resources through the link in my bio and in
my Stories.



NYS Council on Children and Families

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