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When something about your baby or toddler's development worries you, the strongest thing you can do is start early, and Las Vegas has both free public pathways and private providers to help. This page gathers the local early-intervention and developmental programs we can confirm, so you can see your options in one place. Starting sooner genuinely makes the biggest difference in these years, so it is worth making a couple of calls this week rather than waiting.

When something about your baby or toddler's development worries you, the strongest thing you can do is start early, and Las Vegas has both free public pathways and private providers to help. This page gathers the local early-intervention and developmental programs we can confirm, so you can see your options in one place. Starting sooner genuinely makes the biggest difference in these years, so it is worth making a couple of calls this week rather than waiting.

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The two free first steps

  • Birth to age 3: Nevada Early Intervention Services evaluates developmental concerns and provides services at no cost. You can refer your own child, no diagnosis required.
  • Ages 3 to 5: Clark County School District's Child Find handles developmental screening and preschool special-education eligibility.

Both are free, and neither requires you to have a diagnosis in hand first.

Private providers alongside the free pathways

Many of the speech, occupational, and developmental providers listed here take early-intervention referrals, so families often run private sessions at the same time as the public programs. Open a listing to see the ages served and what the provider offers.

What to ask on the first call

Ask how they run an evaluation, whether they coordinate with Nevada Early Intervention Services, and whether they take your insurance. Providers who work with the youngest kids answer these easily.

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