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Wyandot County Early Intervention

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Wyandot County Early Intervention

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Serving Wyandot County, Ohio, Early Intervention is based in a state-wide system that provides assistance to parents of young children with disabilities and developmental delays.

08/29/2025

Every new skill your infant, toddler, or preschooler develops is worth acknowledging and celebrating! On the Sparkler: Play for Parenting app, you can upload photos of all your child’s new milestones and create a digital scrapbook to track and share their progress with family members, teachers, and pediatricians.

Learn more at helpmegrow.org/ASQ.

08/27/2025

Ohio’s Help Me Grow program has made the Sparkler: Play for Parenting app with the Ages & Stages Questionnaire available for free to families across Ohio. This is the same developmental screening tool that educators and pediatricians give parents to complete, except in a mobile format. Use Access code “OH” when signing up through the app.

Learn more: helpmegrow.org/ASQ

08/25/2025

All children develop at their own pace, but predictable stages and skills help parents know what to expect and significantly enhance their ability to support their child’s growth and development. Identifying potential issues early on allows parents to seek timely intervention and support from healthcare and education professionals.

08/21/2025

Ohio families with children up to five can download the Sparkler: Play for Parenting mobile app for free to check their child’s development, track milestones, find play-based activities that promote learning, and tap into local support resources.

Learn more: www.helpmegrow.org/ASQ

08/19/2025

When your child enters kindergarten, they should already be able to correctly hold a
pencil or crayon and write their own name. You can practice these skills with them and help them learn to identify and sound out letters of the alphabet. If you have concerns about your child’s abilities, you can screen their development using the Ages & Stages Questionnaire, now available on the Sparkler: Play for Parenting app!

Learn more: helpmegrow.org/ASQ

08/11/2025

When your child enters kindergarten, they should already be able to correctly hold a pencil or crayon and write their own name. You can practice these skills with them and help them learn to identify and sound out letters of the alphabet. If you have concerns about your child’s abilities, you can screen their development using the Ages & Stages Questionnaire, now available on the Sparkler: Play for Parenting app!

Learn more: www.helpmegrow.org/ASQ

08/08/2025

Ohio’s Help Me Grow program has made the Sparkler: Play for Parenting app with the Ages & Stages Questionnaire available for free to families across Ohio. This is the same developmental screening tool that educators and pediatricians give parents to complete, except in a mobile format.

Use Access code “OH” when signing up through the app. Learn more: www.helpmegrow.org/ASQ

08/05/2025

Are you familiar with the Ages & Stages Questionnaire, commonly known as the ASQ?

It’s a developmental screening tool that identifies a child’s strengths, uncovers new milestones to celebrate, and reveals any areas where support may be needed.

Visit www.helpmegrow.org/ASQ to learn more!

08/03/2025

The ASQ-3 developmental screening tool includes questions about your child’s
communication, gross motor, fine motor, problem solving, and personal-social skills.
Has your child’s early education teacher or pediatrician asked you to complete the
ASQ for your child?

07/31/2025

Anyone can and should refer a child to Early Intervention if they have concerns that a child is experiencing a possible delay or disability. There is no need to "wait and see."

Early Intervention professionals work with a child and their family in a child's natural environment to identify strengths and needs and address concerns as early as possible. Early support can reduce the need for services later in life.

Referrals may be made by contacting Wyandot County Early Intervention Service Coordinator April Gottfried.
📧Email: agottfried@co.wyandot.oh.us
📱Phone: 419-294-3852 ext. 231.

Or refer online by visiting: https://ochids.odh.ohio.gov/public/refer.

Address

127 S. Sandusky Avenue
Upper Sandusky, OH
43351

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Website

https://ohioearlyintervention.org/

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