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[quote=Anonymous]If your child weren't walking at 16 months, she wouldn't qualify for services (that's an 18-month milestone, and you have to be 25% delayed or more, so it would be sometime after 18 months to get services). The services are free. They are convenient - they come to your house or child care situation. The services will likely help, but definitely won't hurt. Why wouldn't you do it? You don't have to tell people if you are afraid of what they will think of you (for, you know, helping a baby who needs it). But I can't imagine asking for an expert's help and then deciding I knew better than them (particularly where the suggested course was free, convenient, and painless for the child involved).[/quote]
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