Build your question list for your child’s next appointment

Find questions for the person you’re meeting and the concerns on your mind. Choose up to three priorities to take with you.

Your choices stay in this tab. Copy or print your meeting sheet before closing it. No sign-up needed.

Who are you seeing?

Where are you up to?

First appointment or meeting Follow-up or review

What’s on your mind? Choose any.

You can leave these blank for a starting list.

About your child (optional)

What you write here shapes the questions. If you mention sleep, school or mealtimes, for example, you’ll get questions about those too. Leave out names. Nothing is sent to us.

What would you most like help with? A recent example What helps your child communicate or join in?

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Help with: school mornings. Example: on three mornings this week, finding shoes took 15 minutes and we missed the bus. What helps: pictures of each step and time to answer.

That brings in the school questions, adds two questions in your words, and puts what helps on your sheet.

These are questions to help you talk with your child’s professionals. They are general information, not a diagnosis or a recommendation for any treatment, and your child’s professionals are the right people to answer them.

Build your question list for your child’s next appointment

Your questions

Your priorities

Before you finish

Useful things to bring

Notes and agreed actions

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