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A shorter length of hospitalization and higher weight-for-age z score predicted a better gross motor development, with 40.2% of the variance explained. A higher weight-for-age z score and low RACHS-1 categories predicted better total motor development, with 38.4% of the variance explained. Only low RACHS-1 categories predicted better fine-motor development, with 12% of the variance explained. Many children in RACHS-1 categories 1-4 had growth and motor development below average in their toddlerhood. Therefore, growth and developmental p
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