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The Child Personal History Form is an essential document used to gather comprehensive information about a child’s background, needs, and family situation. Filling it out online can streamline the process and ensure accuracy in the details provided.

Follow the steps to successfully complete the Child Personal History Form online.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Child Personal History Form and open it in your preferred online platform.
2. Begin by filling in the child’s full name and preferred name, along with home address, phone number, age, email address, and date of birth in the personal information section.
3. Indicate the child’s gender by selecting either male or female as applicable.
4. In the family and social history section, provide the name, address, and contact information for the child’s mother/guardian and father/guardian. Include occupations and employer details.
5. Clarify the living situation by noting whom the child lives with, circling appropriate options such as mother, father, or other caregivers.
6. If applicable, answer questions regarding legal custody arrangements and whether the non-custodial parent should receive school mailings.
7. List sibling names, their gender, and birth dates, followed by other household members with their relationships and ages.
8. Move on to the current school and grade, along with languages spoken at home and by the child. Answer questions regarding the child's room sharing and care outside of parental supervision.
9. If applicable, provide adoption details, including the child's age at adoption and whether they are aware of their adoption.
10. Detail the child’s developmental milestones, such as sleeping through the night, speaking, and toilet training, while indicating how self-sufficient the child is in dressing and toileting.
11. Describe eating and sleeping habits, favorite indoor and outdoor activities, as well as any traumas or fears that may be relevant.
12. Indicate any speech or hearing problems, special needs, discipline methods, reactions to discipline, and past group experiences.
13. Provide information about television watching habits and the holidays celebrated by the family, including openness to sharing traditions.
14. Using five adjectives, describe the child’s personality accurately.
15. In the health history section, summarize any past illnesses, allergies, and other important health-related information.
16. Once all sections are completed, review the form for accuracy and completeness. Save changes, and consider downloading or printing the form for your records.

Start filling out the Child Personal History Form online today to ensure your child receives the best support possible.