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of Late Talkers & Toddlers

This collection of articles was created to help parents understand speech, language, play, and communication development in babies, toddlers, and preschoolers.

Whether you're concerned about a late talker, speech delay, autism, language delay, apraxia, limited social interaction, or simply want to support your child’s communication skills, you'll find practical information and easy-to-understand guidance from pediatric speech-language pathologist Laura Mize, M.S., CCC-SLP.

Learn about speech and language milestones, play development, early signs of communication challenges, therapy strategies, and activities parents can use during everyday routines to encourage stronger communication skills. These articles are designed to help families better understand their child’s development and feel confident supporting communication growth at home.

Protection Against Adverse Childhood Experiences

Last weekend I did some reading about Adverse Childhood Experiences or ACEs and I can't quit thinking about ...
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Not moving forward? Try taking a step back!

Not moving forward?  Try taking a step back! “I attended your course in St. Louis… I used the ...
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COVID Babies

Have you seen this study? Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Early Child Cognitive Development: Initial Findings in ...
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Questions about Late Talking

Questions about Late Talking   Here’s the most common question I receive at teachmetotalk.com about late talking from moms and ...
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Let’s Talk About Talking Book

Prelinguistic Skill #1 – Reacts to Events in the Environment… Toy List

Over the next couple of weeks, I’m going to review each of the 11 skills all toddlers master ...
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Supporting the Needs of Moms for Mother’s Day

As a pediatric speech-language pathologist, I've seen moms of babies and toddlers with developmental delays and disorders at ...
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I Need A Plan!

As speech-language pathologists and parents, when a toddler is not talking yet, we rush in to try to ...
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How to Play Peek-a-boo! Advice for Parents with Toddlers with Developmental Delays

GAMES FOR TODDLERS Playing peek-a-boo is a time-honored ritual between babies and parents. Many times parents of young ...
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My Favorite Christmas Eve Tradition

If you've followed teachmetotalk.com for a while now, you know that my kids are grown. (sniff, sniff) When ...
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FREE Teach Me To Talk the DVD on YouTube

We have some exciting news! Today Johnny and I released our original DVD Teach Me To Talk on ...
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