Welcome to Stars Infant Program

Call Us 844-700-9889 Northern CA

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Monday - Friday 8:00 - 5:00pm

Weekends vary.

844-700-9889 (Northern CA)

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Our Services

An infant and toddler developmental program that provides early intervention services for children from birth to three years of age who have delays in one or more areas of development
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