Communication & connection
Talking, understanding and expressing needs.
Speech & language therapists
- Speech & language therapy
- Communication aids (AAC)
- Social skills

IndiaKidsLab Child Check
Noticed something about your child’s talking, behaviour or learning? A few everyday questions can help you understand it better.
Free · About 5 minutes · Birth to 18 years · Not a diagnosis
About what you notice in everyday life.
Understand the areas worth a closer look.
Ask questions and decide what to do next.
A human next step
We help you understand your snapshot, get answers and work out what to try next. You decide whether to explore any further support.
Experts & service areas
Explore the people and services that can support your child. You don’t need to choose a specialist first — start with your questions, and we’ll help you understand the options.
Talking, understanding and expressing needs.
Speech & language therapists
Movement, sensory needs and everyday independence.
Occupational therapists · Physiotherapists
Reading, writing and feeling supported at school.
Special educators · Learning-support professionals
Understanding feelings, attention and behaviour.
Child psychologists · Counsellors · Behaviour therapists
A closer look at development when professional input is needed.
Developmental paediatricians · Paediatric neurologists · Child psychiatrists
Hearing, vision, inclusive play and family support.
Audiologists · Eye-care professionals · Multidisciplinary teams
These are types of support, not recommendations for a particular child. The right starting point depends on your child and your questions.
Help me find a starting pointWhy starting early matters
Early intervention means support that begins when a child and family need it — not waiting for every answer or a label. It can help build communication, movement, play and everyday skills at a time when children are learning rapidly. Every child’s path is different; no result is guaranteed.
Ask us about early supportRoom for play and possibility
Ideas matched to your child’s interests and pace.
Find activitiesA fresh look at play, movement, learning and rest.
Check activity balanceExplore a new experience your child may enjoy.
See what to try next