Resources / Speech & Language / Autism
Baby Navigator
Parents can learn about children’s social communication development by following them from birth to 24 months on these social communication growth charts
16 by 16 Months
The 16×16 ™ series helps families and professionals to learn about the essential social communication skills that children should reach by 16 months of age. These skills are key in laying the foundation to the milestones typically achieved by 24 months when it comes to communication, literacy, play, and social skills. The series currently contains lookbooks illustrating 16 Gestures by 16 Months and 16 Actions with Objects by 16 months.
Autism Navigator – ASD Video Glossary
The ASD Video Glossary includes more than 100 side-by-side videos to help families and professionals learn more about the early signs of autism. Registration is needed to view these videos, but they are free of charge.
York Region Autism Ontario
The York Region Autism Ontario Chapter offers a variety of programs and events for Autistic individuals and their families, provides information to the community, and supports families with service navigation.
Visual Supports Social Narratives and Resources
Providing parents with a variety of strategies and tips for creating and using visual supports across their child’s day.