Hi Friends! We are currently enrolling participants in a virtual language intervention study, using video calls to deliver intervention to families at home and assess child progress over time.
Does your 2-year-old have a language delay? Here are some milestones related to receptive and expressive language that they should be doing by 30 months:
1) Labeling common objects in a book when asked “What’s this?”
2) Carrying out simple instructions such as: “Find your coat.” “Close the door.” “Get your book.” Without you pointing or using gestures.
3) Correctly pointing to at least 7 body parts
4) Using more than 100 words
5) Putting short sentences together with 2-3 words such as “baby hungry” or “car on top"
6) Using action words such as "go" and "eat" to describe what's happening.
If you’re worried your child is not reaching these milestones you might qualify to participate in our virtual telecoaching research study. If you’d like us to contact you for a screening you can complete the survey at this link: https://redcap.nubic.northwestern.edu/redcap/surveys/?s=AE7MPE73RR

Are you concerned your 2-year-old has a language delay?

Here are some milestones related to receptive and expressive language that they should be doing by 30 months:
1) Labeling common objects in a book when asked “What’s this?”
2) Carrying out simple instructions such as: “Find your coat.” “Close the door.” “Get your book.” Without you pointing or using gestures.
3) Correctly pointing to at least 7 body parts
4) Using more than 100 words
5) Putting short sentences together with 2-3 words such as “baby hungry” or “car on top"
6) Using action words such as "go" and "eat" to describe what's happening.

If you’re worried your child is not reaching these milestones you might qualify to participate in our virtual telecoaching research study. If you’d like us to contact you for a screening you can complete the survey at this link:
https://redcap.nubic.northwestern.edu/redcap/surveys/?s=AE7MPE73RR

Vanderbilt KidTalk Summer 2020 Newsletter - https://mailchi.mp/663fd63cf5a0/vanderbilt-kidtalk-summer-2020-newsletter

Hi Friends! We are currently enrolling participants in a virtual language intervention study, using video calls to deliver intervention to families at home and assess child progress over time.

Does your 2-year-old have a language delay? Here are some milestones related to receptive and expressive language that they should be doing by 30 months:

1) Labeling common objects in a book when asked “What’s this?”

2) Carrying out simple instructions such as: “Find your coat.” “Close the door.” “Get your book.” Without you pointing or using gestures.

3) Correctly pointing to at least 7 body parts

4) Using more than 100 words

5) Putting short sentences together with 2-3 words such as “baby hungry” or “car on top"

6) Using action words such as "go" and "eat" to describe what's happening.

If you’re worried your child is not reaching these milestones you might qualify to participate in our virtual telecoaching research study. If you’d like us to contact you for a screening you can complete the survey at this link: https://redcap.nubic.northwestern.edu/redcap/surveys/?s=AE7MPE73RR&fbclid=IwAR38nRDbmF69urwmTXqGBVaw4yCDWcUvjrHFvlU5mLWVDpkLKIorwKyK-Hs