Ages & Stages Questionnaires® — Partnering with families to support every child's growth
About the Program
The Ages & Stages Questionnaires® (ASQ) is a trusted, research-based developmental screening tool used by childcare providers and pediatricians across the country. It helps parents and caregivers track a child's development and identify any areas where a child might benefit from extra support.
At Troy Babes in Toyland, we use the ASQ as part of our commitment to the whole child. Screenings are completed at regular intervals and are always done in partnership with you — the parent.
The questionnaire takes about 10–15 minutes to complete and covers five key areas of development. Your input as a parent is the most important part of the process.
The ASQ is designed to be completed by parents and caregivers. Your observations at home are just as valuable as what we see in the classroom.
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Each ASQ questionnaire covers these five developmental domains.
How your child uses language — babbling, words, sentences, and understanding what others say.
Large muscle movements like rolling, sitting, crawling, walking, running, and jumping.
Small muscle skills such as reaching, grasping, stacking blocks, and using a crayon.
How your child explores objects, plays with toys, and figures out how things work.
How your child interacts with others, plays, and takes care of themselves.
Your child's teacher will let you know when a questionnaire is due based on your child's age.
Fill out the short questionnaire at home or at the center — it only takes about 10–15 minutes.
Our staff reviews your responses and shares the results with you in a friendly, supportive conversation.
If follow-up is suggested, we will connect you with resources and support — you are never alone in this.
Questionnaires are available for children from 2 months through 5½ years of age.
The Ages & Stages Questionnaires® (ASQ) is a series of parent-completed developmental screening tools. It helps identify children who may need further evaluation for developmental delays in areas like communication, motor skills, and social development.
Early identification of developmental concerns gives children the best chance to receive support and services when they can make the biggest difference. We use ASQ as part of our commitment to each child's whole development.
Most parents complete the questionnaire in about 10–15 minutes. You can fill it out at home or at the center — whichever is most convenient for you.
Our staff will review your responses and share the results with you. If any areas suggest a need for follow-up, we will discuss next steps together and can connect you with appropriate resources.
No. The ASQ is a screening tool only — it is not a diagnosis. A score that suggests follow-up simply means we want to take a closer look. Many children who screen positive develop typically with no concerns.
Screenings are completed at regular intervals based on your child's age, following the ASQ schedule. Your child's teacher will let you know when a new questionnaire is due.
We are always happy to talk through the ASQ process with you. Reach out to your child's teacher or give us a call.