These are all very important for developing communication ...  \nIt’s a very important skill though, which will really help their communication ... It will also support and develop your child’s social communication skills, such as taking turns or using speech...Supporting Early Communication Supporting Early Communication is for adults supporting young children who are motivated to communicate but don’t yet use many words. The course will help increase your

Please ensure you have the evidence of an identified and persistent speech language and communication need, as you will need to refer to this and submit it with the request for support form

For example, Autistic Spectrum Condition (ASC), a social communication disorder, or social, emotional and mental health needs... These might be communication, emotional, physical or medical needs... They may specialise in: Communication and interaction Cognition (emotional, intellectual, social understanding) and learning Social, emotional and mental health Sensory and physical needs Some schools may cover a broad range of conditions like visual imp

The nurse will ask about: Physical health - conditions, medications, allergies, hearing, dental and eye health (bring details of previous visits to the dentist or optician), immunisations, sleep, toileting, eating, physical activity, height and weight check Education and development - school support (EHCP/PEP), learning needs and aspirations, communication and friendships, motor skills, focus and attention Emotional health - how you are feeling,

Dive Deeper Community Paediatrics Up To The Fifth Birthday For Developmental Concerns This is a pathway for pre-school children who present with: Developmental concerns, for example delayed milestones Social communication problems, for example suspected Autistic Spectrum Disorder in pre-school children Speech and language problems (only if a speech and language therapist seeks a paediatric medical opinion) For the above services, please inclu