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When you’re a parent, you notice things about your child that others might not. Maybe it’s a new freckle, new word, new facial expression. Maybe it’s something bigger. When so much of a baby’s development is tied to milestones – sitting up, crawling, walking – it can cause you to scrutinize every new movement…or lack thereof.
Natali and Santiago already had a toddler son named Mateo when their second child, Maximiliano, was born. They were used to watching for those telltale signs of growth. So when Natali noticed around the 8-month mark that Max’s gross motor skills seemed to be delayed, she started watching him even more closely.
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