ASQ Screening & 
Developmental Resources  

Ages and Stages Questionnaires®, 3rd Edition (ASQ-3) 

We offer ASQ-3 developmental screening to identify delays in a child’s development. Simple to complete questionnaires are given to the child’s parent/guardian at new enrollment and redetermination that cover a wide range of skill areas including:

• Communication – addresses vocalizing, listening, and understanding
• Gross Motor – focuses on arm, body, and leg movements
• Fine Motor – focuses on hand and finger movements
• Problem Solving – addresses learning and playing with toys
• Personal-Social – focuses on social play and self-help skills

Ages and Stages Questionnaires® Social-Emotional, 2nd Edition (ASQ:SE-2)

A key area in a child’s development is regulating their emotions and managing their social interactions. The ASQ: SE-2 is a screening tool designed to identify children whose social-emotional development may require further evaluation.

An ASQ: SE-2 can also be completed at new enrollment and redetermination when the parent has expressed a concern. Simple to complete questionnaires are given to the child’s parent/guardian that address behaviors such as:

• Self-Regulation - ability to adjust to the environment
• Compliance - the ability to follow the rules and directions
• Affect - the ability to demonstrate one's feelings
• Interaction with people – ability to respond appropriately in social situations.

The Warmline is a free resource, information, and referral service run by the state centered on children with special needs and disabilities in Pinellas County offered by The Early Intervention Specialist at ELCP. The Warmline is available to parents/guardians, partnering agencies, child care centers, and family child care homes who request information relating to the disability and special health care needs of the children they serve.

How the Warmline is helping childcare providers:

• Increasing the number of providers who offer quality programs for children with disabilities,
  challenging behaviors, and special health care needs.
• Enhancing the confidence, ability level, and education of caregivers who care for children with
  disabilities, challenging behaviors, and special health care needs.
• Assisting providers and the families they serve in understanding and accessing the community
  resources and services available for children with special needs.
• Increasing community awareness of the need for, the requirements of, and the benefits
  associated with child care for all children.

Warmline Early Intervention Specialists can assist with the following issues:

• Curriculum Development
• Strategies for Managing Behavior
• Child Development Concerns
• Environmental Adaptations
• Laws and Regulations (i.e., The Americans with Disabilities Act)

Depending on the child’s needs, specialists may refer families to other community services. Please complete the form if you are worried about your child's development. CONTACT US

WARMLINE CONTACT INFORMATION:
Pinellas County ELC Warmline: (727) 545-7536
The state’s Warmline number: (866) 357-3239