Early Intervention Services (Ages 0-3)

Our early intervention program provides specialized support during your child’s crucial developmental years (0-3), focusing on building essential skills through evidence-based practices and family-centered care. We believe in creating strong foundations for lifelong learning and development.

Language & Communication Development

Our language and communication program includes:

  • Speech and language milestone development
  • Non-verbal communication skills enhancement
  • Early social interaction and turn-taking practice
  • Parent coaching for communication support
  • Play-based language activities
  • Sign language basics for early communicators

Daily Living Skills

We focus on age-appropriate independence through:

  • Self-feeding techniques and mealtime routines
  • Basic dressing skills development
  • Personal hygiene foundations
  • Independent play skills
  • Simple household participation
  • Customized self-care goals

Pre-academic Foundations

Building blocks for future learning success:

 

  • Colors and shapes exploration
  • Early counting and number concepts
  • Sorting and matching activities
  • Direction-following skills
  • Pre-writing development
  • Cognitive growth through play

Behavior Management Strategies

Evidence-based approaches including:

 

  • Positive reinforcement techniques
  • Structured routine development
  • Visual schedule implementation
  • Smooth transition strategies
  • Emotional regulation skills
  • Comprehensive parent training

Early Development Milestones (0-3 Years)

Birth to 12 Months

Foundation Building Phase

  • Communication & Language
    • First social smiles (6-8 weeks)
    • Cooing and babbling (2-4 months)
    • Responds to name (6-9 months)
    • First words emerge (9-12 months)
    • Uses gestures like waving (9-12 months)
  • Physical & Motor
    • Head control (3-4 months)
    • Rolling over (4-6 months)
    • Sitting independently (6-7 months)
    • Crawling (7-10 months)
    • First steps (11-13 months)

12 to 24 Months

Skill Development Phase

  • Communication & Language
    • Vocabulary explosion (15-18 months)
    • Two-word phrases (18-24 months)
    • Follows simple commands
    • Names familiar objects
    • Shows interest in peer interaction
  • Physical & Social Skills
    • Walks steadily
    • Begins running
    • Climbs furniture
    • Scribbles with crayons
    • Plays simple pretend games

24 to 36 Months

Skill Mastery Phase

  • Pre-Academic Skills
    • Recognizes basic colors
    • Counts to three
    • Sorts by shape/size
    • Completes simple puzzles
    • Names body parts
  • Daily Living Skills
    • Uses spoon/fork
    • Helps with dressing
    • Toilet training readiness
    • Washes hands with help
    • Participates in routines

Consult if child:

  • Not meeting multiple milestones
  • Loses previously gained skills
  • Shows limited social interest
  • Has significant behavior challenges
  • Demonstrates unusual patterns

REMEMBER:

Each child develops at their own pace and in their own unique way. Development progresses differently for every child – it’s not always a straight path forward. The key is catching any concerns early through intervention. Keep track of your child’s progress through regular monitoring. Work together with healthcare providers and specialists as a team.

Important Note: While we present typical developmental patterns, remember that individual variation is perfectly normal. What matters most is supporting your child’s