Little Chatterbox Blog

Learn when speech sounds are typically acquired and ways to support communication.

Learn why young children simplify words, explore common phonological patterns, and discover when these speech sound errors may be considered delayed.

This guide explores key milestones from birth to age five and simple ways to support communication.

Part 1 of our pre-verbal series explores early communication skills and simple ways parents can support them.

Part 2 of our pre-verbal series explores intentional communication and ways to support it during everyday interactions.

Part 3 of our pre-verbal series explores intentional communication and ways to support it during everyday interactions.

Learn how to use focused stimulation to teach new words during play, routines, and everyday interactions with your child.

Discover how AAC and Total Communication support language growth.

Learn about the Hanen Approach to support your child's communication skills and language development at home.

Discover how parent coaching helps families support communication growth through everyday interactions, routines, and meaningful relationships.

Adapting Love and Logic Principles for Children with Language Delays, Developmental Differences, and Neurodivergence

A Parent-Friendly Guide to Emotional Regulation and Behavior.

Spotting the early signs of Autism Spectrum Disorder in toddlers - what to look for and when to act.

Supporting children with complex communication needs in daycare and preschool classrooms.

Simple, evidence-informed strategies parents can use to support receptive language development in toddlers.

Learn how core vocabulary supports functional communication during everyday interactions.

Using simple, familiar phrases during daily routines can help your child’s communication blossom.

Explore ways to foster serve and return interactions and strengthen early communication skills.

10 language stimulation strategies to support your child’s communication during everyday routines.

Key early communication skills to watch for and how you can support them at home.

A Relationship-Based Approach to Speech-Language Therapy for Young Children.

Learn five speech therapist-approved strategies to encourage your toddler's first words and support language development through everyday play and routines.