Family Member – 3-5 Years Old – Problem Solving and Cognition – Key Things to Look For – Early Childhood Support Services Resources Wizard

Here are some key things to look for in Problem Solving and Cognition development that can assist in determining if your 3-5 year old child may need extra support or may have a developmental delay.

Cognitive developmental delays are the most common types of developmental disorder. Signs of cognitive developmental delays are recognizable as early as 24 months of age.

Here are a few signs of cognitive delays to look for:

easily distracted
unable to focus on one task for a few minutes at a time
unable to say their full name
difficulty naming everyday objects and their uses
rarely uses imaginative play
avoids engagement with other children and adults

Monitoring the growth and development of your child can help set them up for success. If you want to learn more about monitoring your child’s development or suspect that your child may be delayed in their development in this area, there are a couple of things you can do!

Would you like to learn how to appropriately track the development for my child within this area?

I can do this!

Would you like to find professional support to help determine if my child’s growth and development is on track in this area?

I’d like some help!

Back

Start over

Here are some key things to look for in Problem Solving and Cognition development that can assist in determining if your 3-5 year old child may need extra support or may have a developmental delay.

Need Help?