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Technology itself isn't the enemy. In fact, educational apps and video calls with grandparents can all be wonderful tools when they're used thoughtfully. The concern isn't that children are using technology; it's that, for many families, screens have begun replacing the very experiences children need most to develop optimally.

One of the biggest milestones in early childhood is learning to count. While many parents think counting begins when children can recite "one, two, three," early math skills actually start long before a child can say their first number.

By 34 months, children show significant progress in both gross and fine motor skills, becoming more independent.