Patient's question:
My child is nine years old. Last week, I went to school for a parent-teacher meeting and was told to pay attention to my child's development. I haven't paid much attention to my child's growth, and the key is that I don't really understand it well. I want to know when is normal development for children?Doctor's answer:
Hello, based on the description, it mainly focuses on which aspects of growth and development. There are differences in the growth and development timelines between boys and girls. Girls' growth and development timelines are much earlier, with boys typically starting to grow and develop around the age of 15. However, due to significantly improved living standards in modern times, children's growth and development have also advanced accordingly. Based on the described situation, it is recommended to consider appropriate factors and pay attention to supplementary treatments such as calcium supplements and other medications to see if they help.