What We Look At
Comprehensive developmental screening that bridges play and meaningful evaluation
Play-Based, Developmentally Meaningful
While your child plays, we're observing foundational skills that predict school readiness and identify areas where early support can make the biggest difference. Our assessment covers six key developmental areas.
Communication & Language
We observe how your child expresses ideas, uses vocabulary, and forms sentences. This includes naming objects, describing pictures, and engaging in simple conversations.
Listening & Understanding
We assess how well your child processes spoken language, follows instructions, and comprehends questions. This reveals attention and auditory processing skills.
Early Literacy Foundations
We look at pre-reading skills that predict future reading success, including letter recognition, phonological awareness, and print concepts.
Thinking & Sequencing
We evaluate problem-solving, memory, and the ability to follow multi-step instructions. These cognitive skills are essential for learning.
Fine Motor Skills
We observe pencil grip, drawing ability, and hand-eye coordination through tracing, copying shapes, and simple drawing tasks.
Gross Motor Coordination
We assess large muscle movements, balance, and body awareness through activities like jumping, hopping, and following movement patterns.
Why These Areas Matter
Predict School Readiness
These foundational skills are strong predictors of kindergarten readiness and future academic success.
Identify Early Risks
Early identification allows for timely intervention when children's brains are most adaptable.
Guide Support Decisions
Clear insights help parents and educators make informed decisions about when and where to seek additional support.
See What We Can Learn About Your Child
Get comprehensive insights into your child's development in just 15 minutes.