Could my child have a speech delay?
Take this free, 20-question screener to find out. In about 3 minutes you’ll get a clear risk band and plain-language next steps — including when it’s worth seeing a speech-language pathologist. It’s a friendly check, not a diagnosis, and nothing is recorded.
20 quick questions. A clear answer.
This free screener takes about 3 minutes — no recording, no sign-up to start. Answer one question at a time and we will show you a simple risk band plus encouraging next steps.
Helps us tailor the result. We never ask for a name or birthday.
This screener is for guidance only and is not a medical diagnosis. If you're concerned, consult a licensed speech-language pathologist.
Speech delay quiz — common questions
Could my child have a speech delay?
This free 20-question screener helps you spot the early signs of a speech or language delay. It looks at how your child responds to their name, follows directions, uses and combines words, and is understood by others — then gives you a clear risk band and next steps. It is guidance, not a diagnosis.
How long does the speech delay quiz take?
About 3 minutes. It is 20 quick questions, one at a time, with three answer choices each. There is no recording and no audio — nothing is captured from your child.
Is this quiz a medical diagnosis?
No. It is a screener for guidance only and is not a medical diagnosis. If you are concerned, consult a licensed speech-language pathologist (SLP).
When should I see a speech-language pathologist?
If the quiz returns a Moderate or High risk band — or if you noticed your child losing words or skills they used to have — it is worth booking an evaluation with a licensed speech-language pathologist promptly. Early support makes a real difference.