0 - 4: Practical support with your child's development

Activities, strategies and resources.

If you need support, your first stop should be your health visitor or your child's nursery. But there are things you can do at home to help your child build their skills.

You can find your local team on the Oxford Health website if you're unsure who your health visitor is.

SENCOs (special educational needs and disabilities coordinators) and your child's key person at nursery can also help.

We've provided links to other support below.

Communication and interaction development

Activities, strategies and resources for children with communication and interaction needs.

Social and emotional development

Activities, strategies and resources to support children with social and emotional needs.

Learning development

Activities, strategies and resources to support children with learning needs.

Sensory and physical development

Activities, strategies and resources for children with hearing, visual and/or physical needs.

Support with communication

Children’s Integrated Therapies include occupational therapy, physiotherapy, and speech and language therapy.

Support with sleep development

Get advice and speak to trained sleep advisers.