Developmental Milestone Tracker
Browse CDC milestones by age and keep optional observations for a conversation with your pediatrician.
Developmental Milestone Tracker
Educational monitoring only. This checklist cannot replace standardized, validated developmental screening. It does not score, predict, diagnose, or determine developmental delay.
If a milestone is missing, a child loses skills, or you have any concerns, contact your child's pediatrician and ask about developmental screening. Do not wait for a checklist result.
All 159 milestones across 12 age checklists are mapped to CDC pages, accessed 7 October 2026. Translated text is this site's concise rendering, not an official CDC translation. Ages identify CDC checklists, not a personalized schedule.
Check only what you observed. An unchecked box is not a failure. No totals or comparison are calculated.
15 months
18 months
30 months
Records stay in this tab's memory and disappear on reload or close. No child name or birth date is needed. Download only if you want a local text copy.
A QUICK WALKTHROUGH
How to use this tool
- Choose a CDC checklist age.
- Mark observations and add optional notes.
- Read the linked CDC source and discuss concerns with a pediatrician.
CDC age checklist source
All 159 milestones across 12 age checklists are mapped to CDC pages, accessed 7 October 2026. Translated text is this site's concise rendering, not an official CDC translation. Ages identify CDC checklists, not a personalized schedule.
Can this identify a developmental delay?
Educational monitoring only. This checklist cannot replace standardized, validated developmental screening. It does not score, predict, diagnose, or determine developmental delay.
Optional notes for this age / questions for the pediatrician
Records stay in this tab's memory and disappear on reload or close. No child name or birth date is needed. Download only if you want a local text copy.
GOOD TO KNOW
Common questions
Can this identify a developmental delay?
No. Discuss missing milestones, lost skills or other concerns with a pediatrician and ask about standardized developmental screening.