Nobody wants their kids to struggle or be labeled as falling behind. Is your young child reading on grade level? Do they struggle making friends? Are they too short? Can they run, jump, or ride a bike without help? You may have some developmental concerns for early elementary-aged kids.

But concerns don’t fade as children grow toward middle school. Can they grasp abstract concepts? Do they weigh too much? Are they sleeping enough? Parents of older kids have things to worry about, too.

Are your kids where they need to be mentally? Are they understanding how to relate to peers, growing their vocabulary, and thinking critically? Do they struggle with depression, anxiety, or a behavioral disorder? You need to know.

Are your kids where they need to be emotionally? Are they asking for attention, being expressive, or differentiating reality from fantasy? Do they struggle with acting out, poor language, or too much screen time? You need to know.

Are your kids where they need to be physically? Are they able to maintain eye contact, show balance, and agility? Do they struggle with endurance, weight gain, or sleep too little? You need to know.

It’s OK to wonder. It’s also OK to not know the answers to these questions yet. All Pro Dad has developed a video series just for you – no matter how old your child is. We break down developmental expectations into easy-to-understand segments. This is not a video series designed to get you to start comparing your child to others. It’s simply a tool to help you measure your child’s physical, emotional, and mental growth against a range of healthy norms we uncovered by researching work done by respected doctors, scientists, and educators. Don’t wonder if your child is on track. Know, by watching and learning from this Child Development series by All Pro Dad.

For more, check out our Child Safety Series.