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Thankyou for your answer Slaney. I do understand how these questionnaires may flag up issues, so see their use. But surely the one to one assessment you receive is more valuable.
The questions are worrying, for instance one question implies your two year old should be able to count? Another asks "in what person does your two year old refer to themselves, I or me" my two year old's ability is limited to pointing at her boots and shouting BOOOTS! It's cute, but she can't do 90% of the required tasks.
Where I live, if you're child doesn't talk they are marked on record as needing special treatment, early nursery and put on the special schools list. There is nothing wrong with my daughter, plenty of two year olds utter 5 or less words and I do not want any intervention.
I am worried, especially as I can't opt out.