Information sources parents use to learn about the special needs of their children
24% Chats of parents (WhatsApp)
19% Blogs on social networks (Instagram, Facebook, VK, etc.)
17% Articles suggested by Google
11% Stories from acquaintances and friends
7% Verified medical websites
9% Doctors
6% Public funds and associations (NGOs)
3% Chats of neighbors and friends
3% Television
1% Movies
19% Blogs on social networks (Instagram, Facebook, VK, etc.)
17% Articles suggested by Google
11% Stories from acquaintances and friends
7% Verified medical websites
9% Doctors
6% Public funds and associations (NGOs)
3% Chats of neighbors and friends
3% Television
1% Movies
Preferred format of the materials
Preferred format of the materials
75 Videos
45 Short texts
43 Full texts (articles)
24 Infographics
4 Audiobooks
45 Short texts
43 Full texts (articles)
24 Infographics
4 Audiobooks
Thematic interests
Blogs and personal stories of parents
List of available public services
Scientific articles and recommendations for child’s development
Description of diagnoses
Advice on registering disability by state
Information about early intervention
Reviews of useful books on child development
How to identify developmental deviations
Standards and norms for children’s development
List of available public services
Scientific articles and recommendations for child’s development
Description of diagnoses
Advice on registering disability by state
Information about early intervention
Reviews of useful books on child development
How to identify developmental deviations
Standards and norms for children’s development
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