Strategies for Infant & Toddler Development

Each of these modules focuses on developmental differences in the areas of cognition, social emotional development, communication, and physical development that might indicate a need for screening, referral, and/or intervention. Strategies to support developmental progress and resources to share and explore are provided.

Strategies Supporting Development for 2-6 Month Olds

This series of mini lessons provides an overview of development across social-emotional, cognitive, communication, and physical domains for infants 2-6 months of age. Each lesson gives suggested milestones to notice and real-life support strategies for parents and professionals. In order to receive professional development credit all lessons in the series must be completed.

Strategies Supporting Development for 6-12 Month Olds

This series of mini lessons provides an overview of development across social-emotional, cognitive, communication, and physical domains for infants 6-12 months of age. Each lesson gives suggested milestones to notice and real-life support strategies for parents and professionals. In order to receive professional development credit all lessons in the series must be completed.

Strategies Supporting Development for 12-24 Months Olds

This series of mini lessons provides an overview of development across social-emotional, cognitive, communication, and physical domains for young toddlers 12-24 months of age. Each lesson gives suggested milestones to notice and real-life support strategies for parents and professionals. In order to receive professional development credit all lessons in the series must be completed.

Strategies Supporting Development for 24-36 Month Olds

This series of mini lessons provides an overview of development across social-emotional, cognitive, communication, and physical domains for toddlers 24-36 months of age. Each lesson gives suggested milestones to notice and real-life support strategies for parents and professionals. In order to receive professional development credit all lessons in the series must be completed.