1 in 4 kids is at risk for developmental delays.1

The risk of developmental delays nearly doubles for children of parents living in poverty or who have less than a high school education.2

Routine screening is recommended by the American Academy of Pediatrics3, Medicaid’s Early and Periodic screening, Diagnosis, and Treatment (EPSDT)4, and the Department of Education’s Quality
Rating Improvement System (QRIS)5. Early screening and intervention are critical to improving health
outcomes for children.

Increase work efficiency and eliminate scoring errors in 3 Simple Steps.

Screenings are available in English & Spanish and are easily customizable to your needs.

Step 1

Parents sign-in and enter child’s birth date.

Step 2

Parents can self-screen with simple step-by-step videos.

Step 3

Results are automatically scored, printed, and integrated.

When parents used the BabyNoggin app:

75%

Of parents increased understanding of developmental milestones

90%

Of parents completed at least one developmental screening

22%

Of children screened were determined to be at-risk for delays

85%

Of parents followed up with their pediatricians

Spend less time on screening and more time with students.

Increase Data Quality

Eliminate scoring errors and capture more accurate data on students.

Save Time

Spend time supporting children and families and not on paperwork.

Provide Better Care

Use data to inform care decisions so all students get the support they need.

Empower Parents

Teach parents to screen their child with helpful step-by-step videos.

Testimonials

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Director of Programs & Education, Children’s Paradise Inc.

As the Director of Programs and Education I am always looking for ways to streamline our systems while improving outcomes, increase data integrity , accurately identify children requiring a higher level of services and provide an enhanced experience for our parents. Thru the use of the Baby Noggin app we have been able to identify the correct screening version, reduce the amount of paper copies, ensure fidelity to the screening tool and accurately screen all children in our care. These benefits have opened up additional time for our staff to work directly with the families to provided needed resources and referrals, and create classroom intervention plans aligned with the children’s identified needs

Nicole Steele

Author, How to Raise Succcessful People

  • "The science is clear: the first 5 years of life has long-lasting effects to the rest of a child's life. BabyNoggin ensures every child to fulfill their potential."

Esther Wojcicki

Heading Director of Developmental Screening & Care Coordination and Executive Director of 211LA

"Parents often don't realize that because they know their child best, they play a huge role in
detecting developmental concerns at a young age. With Baby Noggin, parents have an easy
and educational tool that delivers instant answers to them and their pediatrician about their
child's risk, while providing the opportunity to connect immediately to 211 LA's Care
Coordination services to make sure the child receives the early interventions and resources they
need. "

Patricia Herrera and Maribel Marin

Pediatrician, Educator, Author, and Health Communicator

What has me really excited about the potential of BabyNoggin is its ongoing commitment to making critically important, evidence-based developmental screening tools and information easier to access, use and share by putting it at the virtual fingertips of parents, pediatricians and educators.

Laura Jana, M.D, Pediatrician
References

1. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Health Resources and Services Administration, Maternal and Child Health Bureau. (2014).
The Health and Well-Being of Children: A Portrait of States and the Nation, 2011-20127. Retrieved from https://mchb.hrsa.gov/nsch/2011-12/health/pdfs/nsch11.pdf

2. Hirai, AH, Kogan, MD, Kandasamy, V, Reuland, C, and Bethell, C. (2018). Prevalence and variation of developmental screening and surveillance in early childhood.Jama Pediatrics, 172(9), 857-866.

3. The American Academy of Pediatrics. Screening Recommendations. Retrieved from https://www.aap.org/en-us/advocacy-and-policy/aap-health-initiatives/Screening/Pages/Screening-Recom mendations.aspx  

4. National Academy for State Health Policy. Developmental Screening Medicaid Policy by State. Retrieved from https://healthychild.nashp.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/Final-Developmental-Screening-Policy-Chart-1 2.20.16.pdf  

5. Ounce of Prevention Fund. Developmental Screening. Retrieved from https://www.theounce.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/NPT-Developmental-Screenings-State-of-the-Stat es.pdf