9-12 month (1year) assessment This visit includes Where need is identified, professionals Where multiagency concerns are Assessment of the physical, emotional and social development baby’s will need to refer children and families to identified, including safeguarding, and needs in the context of their family using evidence based tools, for suitable provision outside of the Healthy ensure multiagency approach and example, Ages and Stages 3 and SE questionnaires; Families Service. For example this might communication as required by Supporting parenting, provide parents with information about attachment include speech and language therapy at Thurrock LSCB. and developmental and parenting issues; Centres. Children’s Monitoring growth; There may additionally be a Health promotion, raise awareness of dental health and prevention The Provider will need to familiarise requirement to contribute to a CAF (ensuring that all children are accessing primary dental care services for themselves with the variety of services routine preventive care and advice), healthy eating, injury and accident available to children and families. prevention relating to mobility, safety in cars and skin cancer prevention; Check new-born blood spot status and arrange for urgent offer of screening if child is under 1 year; Adherence to vaccination schedule and final serology results for babies born to women who are hepatitis B positive; status of MMR vaccination for women non-immune to rubella. Encourage parents to take up early years education 2 to 2½ Year Review This includes: Where need is identified, professionals Where multiagency concerns are Review with parents the social, emotional, behavioural and child’s will need to refer children and families to identified, including safeguarding, language development using ASQ 3 and SE questionnaire suitable provision outside of the Healthy ensure multiagency approach and Respond to any parental concerns about physical health, growth, Families Service. For example this might communication as required by development, hearing and vision include speech and language therapy at Thurrock LSCB. Offer parents guidance on behaviour management and opportunity to Centres. Children’s share concerns There may additionally be a Offer parent information on what to do if worried about their child The Provider will need to familiarise requirement to contribute to a CAF Promote language development themselves with the variety of services Encourage and support to take up early years education; available to children and families. Give health information and guidance
9-12 month (1year) assessment This visit includes Assessment of the baby’s physical, emotional and social development and needs in the context of their family using evidence based tools, for example, Ages and Stages 3 and SE questionnaires; Supporting parenting, provide parents with information about attachment and developmental and parenting issues; Monitoring growth; Health promotion, raise awareness of dental health and prevention (ensuring that all children are accessing primary dental care services for routine preventive care and advice), healthy eating, injury and accident prevention relating to mobility, safety in cars and skin cancer prevention; Check new-born blood spot status and arrange for urgent offer of screening if child is under 1 year; Adherence to vaccination schedule and final serology results for babies born to women who are hepatitis B positive; status of MMR vaccination for women non-immune to rubella. Encourage parents to take up early years education Where need is identified, professionals will need to refer children and families to suitable provision outside of the Healthy Families Service. For example this might include speech and language therapy at Children’s Centres. The Provider will need to familiarise themselves with the variety of services available to children and families. Where multiagency concerns are identified, including safeguarding, ensure multiagency approach and communication as required by Thurrock LSCB. There may additionally be a requirement to contribute to a CAF 2 to 2½ Year Review This includes: Review with parents the child’s social, emotional, behavioural and language development using ASQ 3 and SE questionnaire Respond to any parental concerns about physical health, growth, development, hearing and vision Offer parents guidance on behaviour management and opportunity to share concerns Offer parent information on what to do if worried about their child Promote language development Encourage and support to take up early years education; Give health information and guidance Where need is identified, professionals will need to refer children and families to suitable provision outside of the Healthy Families Service. For example this might include speech and language therapy at Children’s Centres. The Provider will need to familiarise themselves with the variety of services available to children and families. Where multiagency concerns are identified, including safeguarding, ensure multiagency approach and communication as required by Thurrock LSCB. There may additionally be a requirement to contribute to a CAF