84 The follow-ups are recommended on their expected date of delivery, followed by subsequent screenings at the ages of 2, 4, 8, and 12 months after birth. After the age of one year, they are screened every six months until they reach the age when they begin formal schooling. Most babies do not experience any developmental delays, but in some cases, there may be a significant delay in reaching important milestones. That is why When it comes to preemies, every day counts. It's not a countdown but a count-up. According to experts, neuro-developmental assessment is an effective way to track a baby’s progress. Since preemies are at a higher risk of developmental delays, such specialized assessments and followups help screen for any abnormalities, monitor their growth, and help compare them to developmental history to ensure that they are growing at the right pace. 11. Protect, Preserve, and Enhance
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