he stages of sexual development. alth Supervision of Infants, Children, andAdolescents (2nd ed., rev.) (1994; 2000; 2002) is the cornerstone document Based on extensive review of scientific literature and best practices, the Bright Futures guidelines were developed by multidisciplinary expert panelsand reviewed by nearly 1,000 practitioners, educators, and health advocates. The guidelines are consistent with those of the American A ademy of Pediatrics and the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry and were developed with the support of the Health Resources and S rvices Administration's Maternal and Child Health Bureau.from birth to young adulthood. For each of the 29 recommended health visits (newborn through 21), the guidelines provide key health questions, developmental observations or milestones, scheduled immunizations and screening procedures, and specific guidance for families on anticipated changes their child will experience in the approaching stage of development. Appendices cover the spectrum of screening and developmental