Resources for Parents

Congratulations on becoming a parent! These guidelines will help you every step of the way. We’ve put together our best advice, tips, and warning signs into convenient, easy-to-read documents. After reading them, you can call our office if you have any questions. Our first commitment is to your family.

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Newborn & Infant (2 Weeks – 12 Months)
Toddler (15 Months – 4 Years)
Children (5 – 11 Years)
Adolescents (11 – 14 Years)
Teens (15 – 21 Years)
Vanderbilt Assessments

Start with this brochure:  Newborn Care Instructions

AAP Schedule of Well-Child Care Visits

2-5 days old                  (English | Español)

1-month old                  (English | Español)

2-months old               (English | Español)

4-months old               (English | Español)

6-months old               (English | Español)

9-months old               (English | Español)

12-months old             (English | Español)

15-months old            (English | Español)

18-months old            (English | Español)

2-years old                (English | Español)

3-years old                (English | Español)

4-years old                (English | Español)

Older children

5-6 years old             (English | Español)

7-8 years old            (English | Español)

9-10 years old            (English | Español)

11-14 years old            (English | Español)

15-17 years old            (English | Español)

18-21 years old            (English)

Teenagers and sleep             (English)

The NICHQ Vanderbilt Assessment Scales are used by healthcare professionals to help diagnose ADHD in children between the ages of 6 and 12.

Vanderbilt Parent Assessment Scale                                   (English | Español)

Vanderbilt Parent Assessment Follow Up                        (English | Español)

Vanderbilt Teacher Assessment Scale                                (English)

Vanderbilt Teacher Assessment Follow up                      (English)