How Is Your Child Doing?

Oregon Families can find out with OSP!

Parents (or caregivers with parent permission) can use our FREE online tool to check their child’s early development and social-emotional development.

For children 1 month to 6 years old.

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What is OSP?

This parent-driven website makes it easy for Oregon families to check their child's early development anytime with privacy and confidentiality. Oregon Screening Project (OSP) was developed to increase the ways parents can participate in early developmental screening in Oregon.

OSP offers the parent-completed Ages & Stages Questionnaires®, Third Edition (ASQ-3™) and Ages & Stages Questionnaires®:Social Emotional, Second Edition (ASQ:SE-2™) to learn more about a child's development between the ages of 1 month and 6 years. The results let parents know if a child's development is on schedule or if parent support or early education services may be needed.

About OSP

Tips and Instructions

It's As Easy As

Enter your child's age to view available questionnaires.
Answer simple questions about skills your child can do.
Email or download your child's summaries and next step recommendations.

And it's Free!

Support Your Child's Early Learning at Home

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Explore our library of evidence-based resources and our age-based activities that support your child's early learning in play and daily routines.

At-Home Activities

Resource Library

Find Early Intervention Services

Each county in Oregon has a designated agency that parents can call if they have concerns about their child's development. Early intervention services are no cost in Oregon.

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Help by Oregon County

What People are Saying About OSP

From a head start teacher

By going to your website I have learned more. I think your ASQ is a great tool for parents and professionals. We use this tool to 'assess' the infants/toddlers in our program, and we find it very beneficial.

From a parent

The online questionnaire was great. Both of my boys were progressing typically, and it allowed me to see the types of things that they should be doing and what is important for us to work on.

From a preschool teacher

Thank you for providing access to the ASQ! I am a former special education preschool teacher and I learned of your website when I was in graduate school. I now like to fill out the ASQ on my own children, every so often. This helps me keep track of the skills in which they need extra support.

Working with a pediatrician

The website is really helpful. It's great to know there are pediatricians excited to use the ASQ. My children's doctor photocopied their most recent ASQ assessment to share with the rest of the doctors.

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