Speech Therapy for Toddlers
The toddler years are a critical period for speech and language development. Between 12 and 24 months, children typically go from saying their first words to combining words into simple phrases. Early intervention during this time can make a significant difference in your child's communication journey.
Common Concerns
Signs to watch for in toddlers
- !Limited vocabulary (fewer than 50 words by 18 months)
- !Not combining words by age 2
- !Difficulty being understood by familiar adults
- !Not responding to their name consistently
- !Limited babbling or speech attempts
- !Not pointing or using gestures to communicate
- !Frustration when trying to communicate needs
If you notice any of these signs, a speech-language evaluation can help determine if therapy would benefit your child.
How We Help Toddlers
Our therapists use age-appropriate techniques and activities to keep toddlers engaged while building essential communication skills.
- ✓Early language development therapy
- ✓Parent coaching and training
- ✓Play-based speech stimulation
- ✓Vocabulary building activities
- ✓Communication strategies for daily routines
Tips for Parents
Supporting your toddlers at home
Ready to Help Your Toddlers?
Take the first step with a free evaluation. We'll assess your child's needs and create a personalized plan.
Other Age Groups
We serve children of all ages