Teaching toddlers to tell you what happened is an important speech therapy skill to practice at home. Use these tips and activities to help your toddler tell you about what happened to them.

-ing is one of the first verb endings toddlers learn. Use these at home speech therapy tips and activities to teach your little one to use the -ing verb ending.

Teaching toddlers to use the plural -s is a fun and exciting way to grow their grammar skills at home. Use the speech therapy tips and activities to help!

Teaching 2 year olds to ask questions is a fun way to practice speech therapy at home. Learn 3 speech therapy tips and activities that you can use for fun and simple practice.

3 Word phrases are a common speech therapy goal for toddlers who are learning to talk in sentences. Learn 3 speech therapy tips and 3 activities you can use at home to teach 3 word phrases.

See how you can encourage your toddler to put 3 or more words together in a sentence with at home speech therapy activities and strategies.

Teaching toddlers verbs is one way to help them work towards talking in sentences. See 3 speech therapy tips and get our PDF activity handout with 3 fun and simple ways to teach verbs at home.

Saying a 2 word phrase to tell you about something they experience is an exciting milestone for toddlers learning to talk. Learn speech therapy tips and activities you can use to build this skill at home.

Toddlers begin to use 2 word phrases when they can say about 50-100 single words. Learn how to help your toddler reach this exciting 2 word milestone with these speech therapy tips and activities.

Help your 2 year old learn to put words together with these speech therapy strategies for combining words. Plus, we’ve created 3 super easy at home activities that will help you teach your little one to combine words together.

Communicative gestures are a stepping stone towards talking for toddlers. Learn 3 speech therapy tips plus at home activities for teaching your toddler to communicate with gestures.

Teaching toddlers how to ask for help when they need it is a common speech therapy goal for young children. Learn speech therapy tips and activities you can use to practice at home.

Joint attention happens when you and your toddler are paying attention to the same thing and is a foundational skill for toddler speech therapy. Use these tips and activities to grow joint attention with your toddler.

Teaching your child to play back and forth with you is one way speech therapists build non-verbal communication skills. Learn speech therapy tips and activities to encourage back and forth play at home.

Prelinguistic communication is the way your child tells you something before they start talking. These tips can be used to find your child’s way of communicating with you.