Illustrated Full Set

Illustrated Full Set

All 13 illustrated guides.

An easy-to-use, developmental tool designed to improve comprehension, making it more accessible to parents who may have limited English literacy. Each guide features one “yes” or “no” question about the child’s abilities per page, presented as a simple illustration, making the interview and facilitation process more effective. 

Each Looksee Checklist Illustrated Guide includes a guide and a pad of Illustrated Checklists, an illustrated record of the answers for parents to keep or share with other health/child care professionals. Additional Looksee Illustrated Checklists are also available separately.

The Looksee Checklist Illustrated Edition features:

  1. Illustrated Questions
    Each question is presented as a simple illustration to increase comprehension.
  2. Double-sided Stand-up Format
    Sturdy, spiral bound format (9.4” x 6.6”). Parents are shown the current question and illustration while the facilitator sees the question, illustration, and support material. 
  3. Follow-up Questions and Notes
    Included in the support material are specific item clarifications, alternate questions, and examples to encourage a more accurate response from the parent.
  4. Developmental Markers
    Symbols indicating the areas of development covered by the question are also included in the support material.

 

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More About Looksee

The Looksee Checklist is an easy-to-use, one-page developmental tool to be completed by a parent or professional. The 13 checklists follow a child from 1 month to 6 years of age. Each perforated page can separate into two parts; a short list of “yes” or “no” questions about the child’s abilities and a handout of tips to promote development.

The Looksee Checklist only takes a few minutes to complete. There is no scoring involved and it can be answered using what parents already know about their child’s abilities. Remembering when it’s time for the next checklist is simple, too, because it conveniently coincides with the child’s early immunization schedule.

Designed by a non-profit organization with the goal of increasing access to developmental tools, the ndds checklist promotes interaction between parents and professionals by creating opportunities for discussion and education that are essential to a child’s development. It is also culturally sensitive, clearly identifying items with cultural considerations.

Areas of Development

The areas of development covered by the ndds checklist and activities include:

  • Emotional
  • Fine motor
  • Gross motor
  • Learning and Thinking
  • Self-help
  • Social
  • Communication
  • Vision and Hearing

How to use the Looksee Checklist

1
Choose the nearest age
2
Answer the questions
3
Follow-up if necessary