IS YOUR CHILD ON TARGET FOR DEVELOPMENT?

We take our child’s development for granted. If a parent has concerns, she may hear,

“He will outgrow it.”

But is your child really meeting his milestones and progressing the way he should?

How would you know? I have the answer for you. My Baby Compass program is parent tested, professionally recommended and easy to use. It will give you the peace of mind you are looking for.

20% of children experience a developmental delay or disorder Early Intervention is the key to success. Let the My Baby Compass® Publication be your guide and be the insurance policy that your child is on the right track of development.

WHAT IS MY BABY COMPASS® SERIES?

The My Baby Compass Kit contains 3 manuals, 14 booklets and a CD Rom. It helps your child: Think Speak, Move and Thrive. The program consists of three phases, Birth to Two, Two to Four and Four to Seven. It thoroughly covers identification of skills and activities in the areas of: speech (talks), hearing (hears), physical (moves), cognitive (understands),social/emotional (feels) and vision (contains skills only). The program can be started at any time by purchasing the individual manuals that matches your child’s age, however, if your child has been diagnosed with a developmental delay, it is best to start at the age level of his diagnosis.

Book 1: Birth to Two Years

Each booklet is six pages with developmental milestones on one side and activities to bring out the skills on the other side. A parent will know if there child is on track within 15 -20 minutes. This program covers areas of development including: Getting to Know Your Baby, The Communication Process, “Tracking Your Child’s Progress, My Child Did Not Meet a Milestone. Now What?” and an Appendix that tells you how to get help with resources that will give you support. The manual covers topics such as:

feeding
routines
how babies learn
developing speech sounds
understanding baby’s cries
vocabulary development
appropriate toys & activities
nursery rhymes
finger plays
music selections
recommended web sites
using sign language (144 sign illustrations)
parenting resources