2. Low RiskIntermediate RiskHigh Risk Regular well-child care Full-term birth Maternal prenatal care Normal birthweight Normal growth Adequate financial resources Healthy parent Two-parent family Family history of developmental problems Intermittent wellchild care Intermittent maternal prenatal care Prenatal tobacco exposure Feeding/growth problem Multiple caregivers Stressed parent Single-parent family Infrequent well-child care. No maternal, paternal care Premature birth Prenatal exposure to drugs alcohol Low birthweight Genetic disorder Chronic illness Feeding/growth disorder Poverty Foster care International adoption Parental depression, mental illness, or substance abuse Exposure to lead, toxins Teen parent Family history of developmental problems