Newborns go through a lot of changes in the first few months of their lives. While some developmental delays are normal, others may require medical intervention. Some common developmental delays in newborns include delays in motor skills, speech, and social interactions. Parents should keep an eye out for these delays and consult with their pediatrician if they have concerns. Early intervention is key in addressing these delays and helping newborns reach their full potential. Parents can also help promote development by engaging in activities such as tummy time and reading to their newborns. With the right support, most newborns with developmental delays can catch up to their peers in no time.