The Nebraska Early Development Network

provides early intervention services for families with children birth to age three with developmental delays and/or health care needs and connects families to needed services.

If you have concerns about your child's development and would like to send a referral use the button below.

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Make a Referral

Address your concerns about your child’s early development with your local planning region team.

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Training

Leadership, technical assistance, resources and consultative services.

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EDN Brochures and Materials

Download or print Nebraska Early Development Network brochures and materials. 

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EDN COVID-19 Resources

The Early Development Network is committed to assisting the EDN community during public health emergencies.

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Helping Babies From the Bench to the Backyard

The EDN Co-Leads are pleased to announce a series of five webinars and community discussions.

Did you Know

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You may have noticed some delays in your child's development over the past couple of years during the Covid pandemic. 

This document may help in answering some questions you may have and provides six actions that you can take today.

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Nebraska Association for Infant Mental Health

 

Recent Updates

RBI

The Routines Based Interview (RBI) is a semi-structured interview used with families, teachers, and childcare providers in order to obtain a rich description of child and family function in everyday routines and activities. Child and family strengths, challenges and priorities are identified during the assessment.  The information gathered during the interview captures assessment data that guides the writing of functional outcomes for individual children and their families. The RBI is the tool used in Nebraska to gather information for child and family assessment.

Routines-Based Early Intervention (RBEI)

Evidence-based strategies to improve outcomes for students with disabilities.

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Staying on Track as Your Child Grows and Learns

Guidelines to help parents and professionals determine how a child’s development compares with most children their age

Learn more about developmental milestones