At 3 years old, the child is lively, curious, and actively practicing independence, which can be a significant challenge for parents. The doctor's examination will focus on the child’s well-being (weight and height), development (milestones), a vision test, and any current or previous illnesses the child may have had.
The parent consultation often covers topics such as: nutrition (including whether the child is overweight), interactions with parents and others, and language development.
Milestones:
The child can now walk up stairs independently and ride a tricycle.
The child can dress themselves and wash their hands.
The child speaks in sentences of 7-8 words.
The child can answer questions.
The child is potty trained or well on their way to being so.
Important - Child Examinations must be booked by phone from 9-12.
