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Preparing a video of your child for a follow-up remote consultation
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What kind of video do we need for a follow-up
consultation?
- The child's general
motor development - how they walk now, how they run, how they sit on a chair and on
the floor.
- How they
play on their own - that is, what they do with toys, which toys they pick up to play with,
what sounds they make while playing.
- How they
play with their mother,
how they hear her and follow her requests - where they look at the moment
the mother speaks
- How they
look at pictures in a book with their mother, what they look at in a large picture, how
they focus their gaze or ignore the picture altogether.
- How they
work with their mother or a speech therapist - how they follow verbal commands and instructions during the session
- How they
repeat words or sounds after their mother - when the mother asks
- If you
catch it - how they play with a brother or sister - that is, how they interact with
other children.
- Any
specific manifestations - whatever you consider strange in your child's
behaviour and would like the specialist to look at (tics, hand
movements, fixations, a particular way of walking or speech features) -
something that may have appeared recently or that worries you.
Each
clip should be up to 2 minutes long.
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