30-Hours Diploma in Child Development: Disorder in Toddlers
Credit hours
3
Toddlerhood is a period of rapid change, and this programme helps learners understand typical milestones and when development may need a closer look. Units cover common developmental disorders, screening tools, language delays, behavioural and emotional challenges, motor skills, and social and cognitive concerns. It is aimed at parents and early years staff and builds awareness rather than diagnostic skill.
What you'll cover
- 01Overview of Toddler Development and Milestones
- 02Common Developmental Disorders in Toddlers
- 03Early Identification and Screening Tools
- 04Communication and Language Delays
- 05Behavioural and Emotional Challenges
- 06Motor Skills Development and Disorders
- 07Social and Cognitive Development Concerns
- 08Family and Environmental Influences on Development
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