Ages & Stages is a section of healthychildren.org, a pediatrician-run resource from the American Academy of Pediatrics that provides guidance for every stage of a child's development - from pregnancy through young adulthood. Resource provided at the Early...
Helpful videos, guides, and tools that empower parents to track and support their baby’s early learning and communication skills. Early ECHO April 2026 Session - Play to Progress: The Power of Typical Play.
Baby Navigator Look Books offer simple, picture‑based guides to early communication and social‑emotional milestones, helping caregivers track and support healthy development. Resource provided at the Early ECHO April 2026 Session - Play to Progress: The P...
Project ImPACT teaches parents strategies they can use to help their child develop social, communication, imitation, and play skills during daily routines and activities. Resource provided at the Early ECHO April 2026 Session - Play to Progress: The Power...
SOS Approach to Feeding is designed to assess and treat children experiencing difficulties with feeding and/or weight/growth. Resource provided at the Early ECHO March 2026 Session - Bites & Beginnings: The Feeding Foundations
Resource provided from presenter Shelby Clark (Early ECHO | February 4th, 2026 | Why Typical Development Counts: From Babble to Brilliance
Explore what gestalt language processing is with this insightful handout from our February Early ECHO session! (Early ECHO | February 4th, 2026 | Why Typical Development Counts: From Babble to Brilliance)
Our January Early ECHO presenter Kirsten Aalberg shared with us this insightful article that delves into the development of walking, giving 15 suggestions.
Booklet from the Utah Parent center outlining how parents can collaborate with early intervention and special education to further their child's development.
Visit the Utah Prader-Willi Syndrome Association website to learn more about Prader-Willi and resources for children & adults with Prader-Willi syndrome.
Dr. Ghaheri has some wonderful resources on tongue ties and how you can identify if your child or patients you work with have a tongue tie.
The purpose of tonguetie.net is to inform those with tongue ties, as well as their families and professional helpers, about the condition and how best to deal with it.
This video from the Center on the Developing Child at Harvard University addresses basic concepts of early childhood development.
Paths to Literacy is a collaboration between the Perkins School for the Blind and Texas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired. It combines resources and expertise to stimulate discussion around different aspects of literacy for students who are blind...
WonderBaby is an online community of parents and caregivers who are living the challenges and joys that come with parenting special needs children. WonderBaby connects parents with resources, encouragement, and community that can make parenting easier. Av...
For our Low Vision Early ECHO in July, Lacey Long shared this wonderful flyer that helps early interventionists track vision development milestones.
This infographic helps early interventionists know what to say when introducing the milestone checklist. Modify them as needed to best fit the situation you are applying them to.
The app is free to download (there are in-app purchases). Parents and service providers can create their own educational social stories as well as visual schedules at their fingertips.
This is a short video showing how parent mental health can support child development.
Explore the data provided by Voices for Utah Children to learn more about how Utah kids are doing. This provides insight into the well-being of children in Utah.
