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Online Developmental Screening
FAMILYHELPonline offers online developmental and social-emotional screening
for young children from one month to 5 ½ years.
Did you know?
- By 3 years old our brain is 80% developed?
- A child's functioning at 5 years old is predictive of how they will do throughout life?
Is YOUR child meeting his or her optimal potential?
The AGES & STAGES Questionnaire is considered North America's #1 Developmental Screener and is recommended by the American Academy of Neurologists, the Child Neurology Society and First Signs-just to name a few.
The ASQ looks at strengths and trouble spots, educates parents about developmental milestones, and incorporates parents' expert knowledge about their children. It is a very easy and reliable way to see if your child
or a loved one is meeting the developmental expectations for his or her
age.
It is also a proven and reliable way to identify children who would benefit from more support. It is a reliable way to identify children who may be experiencing developmental delay. It can also assist parents who want to know....what is my child ready to learn next?
Traditionally, in order to access this resource, many families have had to be involved with a professional service or child development agency in their local area. Often, by the time they are involved with a program in their local area, they have already had to wait on a waiting list and valuable time has passed. With Family Help Online's ASQ-Family Access, you can access this support immediately!! No more waiting on long wait lists. Get the results fast and discover what you need to do to help your child reach his or her next milestone!
The ASQ-3 and the ASQ-SE are two separate questionnaires. The ASQ-3 addresses five developmental areas: communication, gross motor (large muscles), fine motor (small muscles) problem solving and personal-social. The ASQ-SE reviews social-emotional functioning during the crucial first 5 years of life.
SEE WHAT THE PUBLISHER HAS TO SAY HERE: