Many toddler behavior challenges are actually communication breakdowns. Learn how speech and language delays affect emotions and regulation — and how early speech therapy helps.

School-based speech services can begin as early as age three through Child Find. This guest post explains how evaluations work, what eligibility means, and how parents can access support before kindergarten.

Many parents worry their child has a speech delay, but for young children the concern is often language. Learn the difference between speech and language delays and why it matters for toddlers and preschoolers.

Wondering if your child’s speech therapy is actually helping? Here are five signs you’ve found the right therapist and what to do if something doesn’t feel right

Parent coaching is one of the most effective ways to support toddler speech and language development. This article explains how caregiver involvement accelerates progress, what coaching sessions look like, and why it’s considered a game-changer in early speech therapy.

Not all toddlers learn language the same way. Some develop speech word-by-word, while others communicate using scripts and phrases they’ve heard before. This guide explains the difference between analytic and gestalt language development, signs to look for, and how speech therapy can support both learning styles.

Should you stop speaking your native language to your child if they have a speech delay? Learn how bilingual exposure impacts speech development and what parents in Leander should know.

Pacifier and bottle use can impact your toddler’s speech, oral development, and feeding skills when continued too long. Learn how prolonged use contributes to speech delays and when families in Leander and Cedar Park should consider weaning and seeking support.

Learn how play-based speech therapy helps toddlers and preschoolers build communication skills through play. Serving families in Leander & Cedar Park, Texas.