Assessment is a thorough evaluation of signs indicating that a child may have challenges in one or more domains of development.
Assessment is intended to identify delays and assist in developing a detailed program structure, resulting in the overall well-being of the child.
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Assessment at Fairy Tales is a simple three-step process that involves both parents and their child, with the help of a sophisticated tool known for its high sensitivity rates.
An extensive yet simple questionnaire designed to gather detailed insights into the child's growth from their parents.
The well-being guide is designed around gobally recognized skill levels, with recommendations and incremental outcomes integrated into the guide.
A personalized well-being guide outlining the holistic developmental approach for your child will be shared with you, providing a detailed overview of your child's developmental needs.
The well-being guide for your child is shaped by insights from the familiarization exercise across eight developmental domains, helping us identify their skills, set key goals, and determine the most suitable therapies for your child.
Based on the therapeutic recommendations, necessary intervention will be extended by the chosen center.
Personalised coaching program for parents will be designed by us focused on key activities of daily living about the child.
Child development unfolds through multiple interconnected domains that collectively support overall growth and learning.
What skills are these?
Maintaining balance, adjusting positions and moving around.
A few examples:
Crawling, walking, running, climbing etc.
What skills are these?
Performing actions with hands and arms.
A few examples:
Using a spoon, picking a toy, scribbling etc.
What skills are these?
Maintaining attention, using words and sentences and having conversations.
A few examples:
Listening, speaking and comprehending conversations.
What skills are these?
Mimicking actions, using reasoning and solving problems.
A few examples:
Searching for hidden objects, recalling events, making observations etc.
What skills are these?
Self-help, performing every day actions with safety.
A few examples:
Eating, drinking, dressing and undressing, washing hands etc.
What skills are these?
Playing, talking and expressing emotions with peers and adults.
A few examples:
Display of affection, sharing toys, joining a group to play etc.
What skills are these?
Reading and writing.
A few examples:
Identifying letters and words, matching sounds with letters, understanding a story etc.
What skills are these?
Using numbers to count.
A few examples:
Comparing quantities, writing numbers etc
