
Encouraging Brain Development

Parent Education and Support

Social Development

Innovative Teaching

Diagnostic Assessments

Group Therapy
Does My Child Have A Developmental Delay?
Milestone Chart:
What you can expect from birth to age 3
0-3 MONTHS
- Responds to sound and voice
- Makes comfort and sucking sounds
- Lifts head when held at shoulder
- Keeps hands open 50% of the time
3-6 MONTHS
- Reaches for nearby objects and grasp
- Looks and vocalizes to own name
- Babbles “baba-baba”
- Discovers hands and feet as extension of self
6-9 MONTHS
- Plays 2-3 minutes with a single toy
- Says “mama” or “papa” nonspecifically
- Produces gestures to communicate
- Sits independently indefinitely
9-12 MONTHS
- Enjoys looking at picture books
- Responds to simple request, “Drink your juice”
- Extends a toy to show others, but not to release
- Waves bye-bye
12-18 months
- Places at least two rings on ring stacker
- Identifies one body part
- Uses expressive vocabulary 1-3 words
- Stands independently for several seconds
18-24 MONTHS
- Opens doors by turning knobs
- Identifies 3-6 body parts
- Uses expressive vocabulary 20-25 words
- Walks up and down stairs holding the rail
24-30 MONTHS
- Matches simple identical objects to pictures
- Follows two part directions
- Sings phrases in songs
- Builds a tower using 8 blocks
30-36 MONTHS
- Points to several colors when named
- Repeats 5 word phrases
- Walks up stairs alternating feet
- Is able to concentrate for longer periods of time
Services
- One-on-one quality Early Intervention for your child and family
- Provide initial evaluations, progress reports, and interventionist observations
- Assistance through a variety of partnerships, professionals, and the newest community resources
- Coordinate to help create an Individualized Family Service Plan (IFSP)
- Monthly objectives in areas of development that demonstrate a significant delay in order to reach the IFSP Goals created by your Service Coordinator
- Assist families with initial contacts and follow up services provided by the Regional Center and other professionals