Free · 2 minutes · Private
Child Development Check-in
A quick, friendly way for parents to reflect on how their child is growing — and to know when it may help to talk to a professional.
Free parent check-in
Wondering if your child needs support?
Answer a few simple questions about how your child talks, plays, learns and manages everyday routines. In about two minutes you’ll see a suggested next step — and you can talk to Zeba Parveen with one tap.
- Questions matched to your child’s age, in everyday language.
- Helps you decide when to speak with our RCI-registered professional.
- Share your result on WhatsApp, call us, or book an assessment straight away.
- Private: nothing you enter is saved or sent unless you choose to share it.
How is your child growing?
Answer about 10 simple questions about everyday things your child does. You’ll get an instant, personalised suggestion — and an easy way to talk to our therapist if you’d like to.
- Written for parents — no technical words
- Private — your answers stay on your device and are never saved
- A helpful guide, not a diagnosis
What we assess and support
Eight areas of your child’s development
During a developmental assessment, Zeba Parveen looks at each of these areas to understand your child’s strengths and where support may help. Not every area applies to every child.
Receptive Language
How a child understands words, instructions and concepts — from basic to more advanced understanding.
Related support: Language TherapyExpressive Language
How a child uses sounds, words, sentences and questions to share needs, ideas and feelings.
Related support: Speech & Language TherapyPlay & Self-Engaging Skills
How a child explores toys, plays and keeps themselves meaningfully engaged.
Related support: Behaviour TherapySocial Skills
How a child interacts, takes turns and connects with family members and other children.
Related support: Behaviour TherapyCognition
Thinking and early learning skills, including visual tasks, early reading and early maths.
Related support: Special EducationImitation
Copying actions, sounds and words — an important foundation for learning new skills.
Related support: Behaviour TherapyFine Motor
Hand and finger skills such as grasping, stacking, drawing and using small objects.
Related support: Occupational TherapySelf Help
Everyday independence skills such as eating, dressing, washing and toileting.
Related support: Occupational Therapy
The areas assessed depend on your child’s age and individual needs.