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Kids Who Count Kids Who Count is a nonprofit, Early Intervention program serving families in Ut EARLY INTERVENTION

Babies and toddlers grow and develop at different rates.

Early intervention can improve the outcomes for children who need a little extra help to keep their development on track. Early intervention services are authorized by the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) and are available in every state. As part of the Utah Department of Health Baby Watch Early Intervention program, our goal is to help your child grow and learn, and reach their potential. The Kids Who Count early intervention program serves children from birth to age three in the Nebo School District boundaries who have a delay in their development or a diagnosed disability. To schedule a free comprehensive developmental evaluation for your child, contact Kids Who Count, today. kidswhocount.org
801.423.3000

“Hazel struggled to talk, and it resulted in major tantrums no matter where we were. She was having several a day.Since ...
11/06/2026

“Hazel struggled to talk, and it resulted in major tantrums no matter where we were. She was having several a day.

Since Kids Who Count started working with her, she is happier and only has tantrums occasionally.

I am less stressed and can focus on both of our daughters. I feel like I can do more as a mom during the day.” -Hazel’s Mom

Thank you to this sweet family for sharing their story. 💛

One picture book can support a whole lot of growth.🗣️ Speech and language: new words, naming pictures, and back-and-fort...
11/04/2026

One picture book can support a whole lot of growth.

🗣️ Speech and language: new words, naming pictures, and back-and-forth conversation

✋ Fine motor: grasping the book and turning pages

👀 Attention and joint focus: sharing an experience together

💛 Connection: snuggles and one-on-one time

You don’t have to read every word on the page. Describe the pictures, make the animal sounds, and follow your child’s lead. That counts as reading!

"Watching my daughter’s speech blossom has been one of the greatest joys of this journey. Every new word feels like a gi...
11/02/2026

"Watching my daughter’s speech blossom has been one of the greatest joys of this journey. Every new word feels like a gift. What means even more is knowing the people working with her truly care about her, not just as a client, but as a child they cheer for." -Azul’s Mom

We love it when families share their experience at Kids Who Count. Your words encourage our team and other families who are just beginning their journey.

Share yours on our website at: kidswhocount.org/share-your-story

🌟 SIBLING CREW 🌟Calling all amazing siblings ages 6-13! Does your brother or sister have special needs? Join our Sibling...
11/01/2026

🌟 SIBLING CREW 🌟

Calling all amazing siblings ages 6-13! Does your brother or sister have special needs? Join our Sibling Crew for a fun-filled evening just for YOU!

✨ What we offer:
-Fun activities designed just for siblings
-Group discussions with kids who “get it”
-Delicious dinner included

📅 When: November 3rd, 5:00 - 6:30 PM
📍 Where: Kids Who Count, Salem

Being a sibling to someone with special needs makes you pretty special too! Come connect with other kids who understand your unique experience.

Before you buzz out the door tonight, remember to BEE safe:🐝 Stay with a trusted grown-up🐝 Wear something bright or add ...
10/31/2026

Before you buzz out the door tonight, remember to BEE safe:

🐝 Stay with a trusted grown-up
🐝 Wear something bright or add reflective tape
🐝 Check treats before little ones dig in
🐝 Walk, don’t run, and use sidewalks

Happy Halloween from Kids Who Count!

Early and regular vision and hearing screenings play a vital role in your child's overall health and development. When h...
10/30/2026

Early and regular vision and hearing screenings play a vital role in your child's overall health and development. When hearing or vision issues are detected early, there are significantly more treatment options available to help your child thrive academically and socially.

FREE vision and hearing screening at our office on Tuesday, November 3rd.

Call 801.423.3000 to schedule an appointment at our Salem office.

Fall back is this Sunday, and little ones don’t always get the memo! Here are a few ways to help your child adjust to th...
10/29/2026

Fall back is this Sunday, and little ones don’t always get the memo!

Here are a few ways to help your child adjust to the time change:

🌙 Shift gently. Move bedtime 10 to 15 minutes later every couple of days leading up to Sunday, or make the switch in small steps afterward.

☀️ Get some morning light. Sunshine helps little bodies reset their internal clocks.

🛁 Keep the routine in the same order. Bath, book, bed. When the steps stay predictable, the clock matters less.

🍽️ Hold meals and naps steady. Consistent rhythms help children feel secure while their bodies catch up.

💛 Give it time. It can take about a week for everyone to settle in, and extra patience and cuddles go a long way.

Predictable routines do more than help with sleep. They help little ones feel safe, which supports learning and development all day long.

Halloween can be a lot of fun and a lot of sensory input! Here are a few ways to make it comfortable for little ones:👉 T...
10/28/2026

Halloween can be a lot of fun and a lot of sensory input! Here are a few ways to make it comfortable for little ones:

👉 Try on costumes a few days early so they get used to the fabric and fit
👉 Skip the mask if it feels uncomfortable. Face paint or a hat works great
👉 Visit just a few houses and head home when your child is ready
👉 Bring a favorite comfort item along

Every child celebrates in their own way, and that's something to celebrate.

Say hello to a new member of the Kids Who Count team, Janelle Lewis! Janelle is a speech and language pathologist who he...
10/26/2026

Say hello to a new member of the Kids Who Count team, Janelle Lewis!

Janelle is a speech and language pathologist who helps our kiddos with speech, language, feeding, and swallowing. Her favorite part? Working side by side with families and getting to know their sweet babies.

Fun facts about Janelle:
🏡 Mom of four daughters
🌲 Recently moved to Provo from rural Virginia
📚 Loves cooking, reading, lifting weights, and hiking

Welcome to Utah County and to Kids Who Count, Janelle! We’re thrilled to have you.

Dress-up play is about more than cute costumes. Pretending, sharing space with friends, and getting creative with a pain...
10/24/2026

Dress-up play is about more than cute costumes. Pretending, sharing space with friends, and getting creative with a paint-stamped treat bag all help little ones build language, social, and motor skills.

This play group was a joyful reminder that learning looks a lot like play.

Learn more about how Kids Who Count supports young children and their families at KidsWhoCount.org

Address

345 N. SR 198
Salem, UT
84653

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+18014233000

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