Pag unlad ng Bata
Ang lahat ng mga bata ay karapat dapat na maabot ang kanilang buong potensyal. Ang maagang interbensyon ay ginagawang posible iyan.
Nag aalok ang Department of Early Childhood ng libreng developmental screenings. Ang mga serbisyo ng maagang interbensyon ay magagamit sa mga bata na nangangailangan ng mga ito.
What is a developmental screening?
A developmental screening looks at how a child moves, plays, and talks at different ages. They can tell you if your child’s development is on track. You can make sure your child is getting what they need.
Finding delays early is important. Getting extra help as soon as possible can make a big difference for your child.
Paano Kumuha ng Developmental Screening
Babies and children should get developmental screenings. There are different ways to get a free screening in San Francisco.
Sa opisina ng iyong pediatrician
Pediatricians screen children birth to age 3. Ask your pediatrician for a developmental screening. They can also answer your questions about your child’s development.
Sa iyong programa sa pangangalaga ng bata
All child care programs in the City-funded network of Early Learning For All programs screen children ages 3-5. DEC helps them with this. Ask your child’s teacher or provider if they screen your child.
Sa isang Family Resource Center
There are 26 family resource centers in San Francisco. They offer many free services for families including free developmental screenings. Drop in or contact them to get a free screening.
Sa pamamagitan ng Kagawaran ng Maagang Pagkabata
DEC partners with Support for Families to give children free developmental screenings. If your child hasn’t had a developmental screening, contact info@supportforfamilies.org. You can get a free screening and support.
Ano ang Gagawin Kapag Mayo Mga Alalahanin
All children develop at their own pace–every child is different! But a screening can tell you if there are any concerns. If there is, you’ll have access to services to help.
If you, your child’s doctor, or another care provider is worried about your child’s development, you can get help. Ask them to connect you with an early intervention program. You can also reach out yourself. A doctor’s referral is not necessary. Your child will get a developmental evaluation. These programs also provide services for free or at a low cost for any child who is eligible.
- Kung ang iyong anak ay wala pang 3 taong gulang:
- Kung ang iyong anak ay 3 pataas:
Support for Families can help you get an evaluation. They can help with the eligibility process. They are your advocates!
For more community support, check out our family resource center calendar. You can find parent workshops and support groups.
Higit pang mga Tungkol sa Mga Milestone sa Pag unlad
Milestones tell you how kids move, play, and talk at specific ages. All children develop at their own pace. But milestones can help you know if your child is on track for his or her age. This list shows you some examples of milestones.
Sa pamamagitan ng 3 Buwan
- Itinaas at itinaas ang ulo
- Mga pagtatangka upang maabot ang mga laruan
- Nagpapakita ng interes sa mga mukha
- Mga coo at ngiti
Sa pamamagitan ng 6 na buwan
- Nagsisimulang umupo nang walang suporta
- Nagdadala ng mga kamay at bagay sa bibig
- Tumutugon sa kanilang sariling pangalan
- Gumagamit ng babbling upang makakuha ng pansin
Sa pamamagitan ng 9 na buwan
- Mahilig tumingin sa sarili sa salamin
- Curious sa mga bagay bagay at pilit na nakukuha ang mga bagay na hindi na maabot
- Ipinapasa ang mga bagay sa pagitan ng kanilang mga kamay
- Mayo mga paboritong laruan
Sa pamamagitan ng 18 Buwan
- Nagsasabi ng ilang solong salita
- Naglalakad nang mag isa
- Natutukoy ang mga karaniwang gamit sa bahay, tulad ng kutsara, unan, libro
Sa pamamagitan ng 2 taon
- Nagsasabi ng maikling pangungusap na may dalawa hanggang apat na salita
- Sipa ng bola
- Tumuturo sa mga bagay o larawan kapag binanggit ang mga bagay
Sa pamamagitan ng 3 taon
- Mga kopya ng mga matatanda at mga kaibigan
- Nagdadala ng usapan gamit ang 2 3 pangungusap
- Umaakyat ng maayos
- Dula dulaan gumawa ng naniniwala
Sa pamamagitan ng 4 na taon
- Hops o tumayo sa isang paa para sa 2 segundo
- Nagsasabi ng mga kuwento
- Humuhugot ng mga taong may 2 hanggang 4 na iba't ibang bahagi ng katawan
Kumuha ng Sparkler
Sparkler is a mobile app. It is for all parents and guardians with young children ages 0-5. It’s also for programs serving those families. You can use the Sparkler app to:
- Check on your child’s development
- Work with your child’s educator to help their development
- Find fun science-backed activities to do at home with your child.
Sparkler is free for all San Francisco families. Download Sparkler from the Apple App Store or Google Play. Use code SF. Or use a code from your child care program, family resource center, or healthcare provider. You can use Sparkler on smartphones or tablets. It is available in English, Spanish, and Chinese.
Upang malaman ang higit pa bisitahin ang Sparkler webpage ng San Francisco.
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Talasalitaan
Developmental Monitoring: Watching how your child grows. Seeing if they meet milestones for their age. Milestones are how children play, learn, speak, act, and move at each age.
Developmental screening: A standardized tool. It is either a parent questionnaire or an observation. Screenings are validated by research. Screenings help identify babies and children who are at risk for developmental delays.
Developmental Evaluation: A more in-depth look at a child’s development. If the screening finds a concern, you may need an evaluation. It shows if a child needs treatments or services. A trained specialist gives the evaluation. For example, a developmental pediatrician, a child psychologist, a speech therapist, or an occupational therapist.
Early Intervention: Services to help with developmental delays and disabilities. Examples are speech therapy and physical therapy. Services are based on the child’s needs. Early intervention can help a child learn important skills. It can help them overcome challenges. It helps them get ready for school.
Source: CDC: Learn the Signs. Act Early.