Preemie Resources —
Tips and Tools for Developmental Care

A year of big changes has begun. Print this card to document your baby’s verbal and cognitive development. It makes a great keepsake in a baby book or memory box.

Print this card to chart your baby’s early development so you can have more informed and productive conversations with your baby’s healthcare professional.

Corrected age, also sometimes called adjusted age, reflects a premature baby’s “real age” based on due date, rather than birth date. Knowing this is important, as milestones may be achieved at a pace closer to corrected age than birth age.

It can be rewarding to track catch-up growth as it happens. Your baby's healthcare professional will track your baby's growth on a growth chart and can explain it to you. Print this tracker to record your baby's measurements at doctor visits.

It’s natural to worry when someone new takes care of your baby. Complete this information card for caregivers and for your peace of mind.

Certain stages can pass by in the blink of an eye. These keepsake journal pages can help you document your thoughts that are unique to this special time..

These entertaining, high-contrast cards can help develop your baby’s visual concentration.

As your baby begins to speak more and more, this list of activities can help you build your baby’s language skills.