Is Your Child On Track?
Our interactive checklist helps parents identify whether their little one is on track or may benefit from an evaluation in speech, feeding, fine motor, gross motor, or counseling services.
Answer a few simple questions and receive guidance on next steps, including tips for supporting your child at home and when to seek professional support.
*This quiz is recommended for parents of children 1 - 4+ years old. It is not intended to replace an evaluation or be considered as medical advice.
How old is your child?
Select one option below to take the quiz based on your child's age.
Speech & Language Skills
My 12-24 month old:
Check all that your child does consistently:
Gross Motor Skills
My 12-24 month old:
Social-Emotional & Play Skills
My 12-24 month old:
Feeding & Sensory
My 12-24 month old:
Speech and Language
My 24-36 month old:
Fine Motor Skills
My 24-36 month old:
Gross Motor Skills
My 24-36 month old:
Social-Emotional and Play Skills
My 24-36 month old:
Feeding and Sensory
My 24-36 month old:
Speech and Language Skills
My 36-48 month old:
Feeding and Sensory
My 36-48 month old:
Fine Motor Skills
My 36-48 year old:
Gross Motor Skills
My 36-48 month old:
Social-Emotional and Play Skills
My 36-48 month old:
Speech and Language
My 48+ month old:
Feeding and Sensory
My 48+ month old:
Fine Motor Skills
My 48+ month old:
Gross Motor Skills
My 48+ month old:
Social-Emotional and Play Skills
My 48+ month old:
How concerned about your child's development are you?
On Track: Keep Up the Great Work!
Your child is meeting key developmental milestones for their age! 🎉 Keep engaging in play, conversation, and activities that support their growth. Every child develops at their own pace, so continue to encourage new skills through interactive play, reading, and exploration. If you ever have concerns, trust your instincts and reach out for guidance!
Monitor & Support: Keep an Eye on Progress
Your child is making progress but may benefit from extra support in certain areas.đź’ˇ Reach out to us directly to find out which area may benefit from targeted activities at home to strengthen their skills. Keep monitoring their development over the next few months, and if challenges persist, consider reaching out to a professional for guidance. Early support can make a big difference!
Call us today to review your results: (919) 243-2201
Email: John@abil-ot.com
Consider an Evaluation: Early Support is Key
Your child is showing signs that may indicate a need for additional support. 💙 We recommend reaching out to a specialist, such as a speech-language pathologist, occupational therapist, physical therapist, or counselor, for a professional evaluation. Early intervention can help build skills and set your child up for success. You’re not alone—there are many resources available to support you and your little one!
Call us today to review your results: (919) 243-2201
Email: John@abil-ot.com
