Check your child's development

Complete the questionnaire below

This form is designed to help parents and caregivers check their child’s development across a range of areas including communication, social interaction, play, movement, learning and everyday skills.

The questions are based on developmental milestones and information from the Learn the Signs. Act Early. program developed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

This questionnaire is a screening tool only. It is not a diagnostic assessment and cannot determine whether a child has a developmental delay, disability or diagnosis.

After you complete the form below, we will be in touch to schedule an appointment to review the results.

 

Children develop at different rates, and many factors can influence how and when skills emerge. The purpose of this questionnaire is to identify whether your child may benefit from further exploration, monitoring or support.

If the questionnaire identifies possible areas of concern, this does not necessarily mean that something is wrong. It simply suggests that discussing your child’s development with a health professional (such as your GP, child and family health nurse, paediatrician, psychologist, occupational therapist or speech pathologist) may be helpful.

We encourage you to answer the questions as honestly as possible based on what you typically observe in your child’s everyday environments.

Additional Support

To support your child’s growth and development

Visit NSW Health’s Love Talk Sing Read Play

Download the Bright Tomorrows App

    If you identified any concerns with your child’s development you can:

    Contact your child’s doctor and raise any concerns that you have noticed.

    If you do not have a family doctor you can reach out to the Child and Family Health Nursing Team on the NSW Central Coast on 0429 070 468

    Visit Central Coast Local Health District

    Or Contact Coastal Early Intervention Clinic

    Early support matters. Let’s take the next step together.

    Early support matters. Let’s take the next step together.