If you are a parent, or are considering becoming one, you are most likely familiar with the dreaded developmental “milestones” list. You know, the one where a group of scientists (who clearly did not have children of their own), raised a group of robo-super-children in a laboratory, and charted all of the development that occurred as those robo-kids grew older. Then, they published that list and gave it to pediatricians and other developmental specialists.
