Written by Eugene Tng, QASP-S, Programme Director at ABA LABS Is my 2 year old on track? It is one of the most common questions parents ask us. Some differences are completely normal at this age, and a few are worth checking early. Below are 8 real situations. For each one, decide: is it normal, or worth a check? Then read the answer. Prefer to watch? The full episode is above. 1. About 10 words, but no 2-word pairs yet Answer: worth a check. By 2 years, most children put two

Written by Eugene Tng, QASP-S, Programme Director at ABA LABS Every parent has wondered at some point whether their child is “on track.” One child walks at ten months, another at fifteen, and both turn out perfectly fine. So how do you know when a difference is just your child's own pace, and when it might be worth a closer look? This guide walks through the broad developmental milestones from infancy to the early school years, and, just as importantly, how to think about the

Written by Eugene Tng, QASP-S, Programme Director at ABA LABS Learn common signs that a child may benefit from early intervention, including communication delays, social interaction challenges, and developmental differences. Signs Your Child May Benefit From Early Intervention Many parents begin exploring developmental support when they notice that their child may be progressing differently from other children of the same age. This often leads to an important question: “How

Written by Eugene Tng, QASP-S, Programme Director at ABA LABS Learn when toddlers typically begin talking and what language milestones parents may expect. Understand when speech delays may need further guidance. When Should Toddlers Start Talking? Language Milestones Explained One of the most common questions parents ask during early childhood is: “When should my toddler start talking?” Language development is an important part of a child’s growth, helping them communicate n