This video made me feel much better. Most of the signs you mentioned my son has, he is just having dificulty talking and interacting with other people. But overall with this video I feel very positive. Thank you 😊
I am a new OT in the early intervention setting and your videos have been so helpful for teaching me about speech and how to help my kiddos that have speech concerns, thank you!
That's great news! Keep watching my free videos on my youtube to built those talking skills! If you are looking for a step-by-step guide on exactly what to I just launched an updated version (today) of my online course for parents called "How to Teach a Toddler to Talk." school.walkietalkiespeechtherapy.com/
Thank you so much for this 🙏🏼😘 My daughter is 24months and I dont need to worry then as she do all of these good skills and shes very friendly and always trying to please other kids to play with her and i felt sorry for her because some kids are just want to be alone playing. 😔 She is so sweet, caring and loving tho.😍❤️
Hello my son is 22 months this video helped me so much for the most part he’s not talking. He will grab my hand and walk me to what ever he wants he moans and whine and when he tries to talk he’s very aggressive with it. this video help me so much because he’s doing most things just not talking .
Out of all these things mentioned, my son has problems with attention spam and following directions. His attention spam is very short, and although most of the time he seems to understand the command given he doesnt follow the instructions very well. Thank you for posting all these videos. It is helping me understand how to better help him. Thanks.
I am truly loving your videos. My newly 2 year old is having expressive speech delay and his SLPs are ruling out Apraxia of Speech. Could you do a video on Apraxia and some tips on how to work with your little one at home. Thank you so very much!
My child is one year old and till now he didn't imitate waving bye and not clap his hand,even when I try to learn him that,does that normal for his age? Also he love tv so mush does that can affect him...thank you alot
I am so glad I found this channel. My son is 26 months and has no words- not even Mama. He has been diagnosed with ASD and has been on music therapy for modulation for 8 months now. This has given him great advances in vocalization and he makes lots of different sounds - consonants and vowels. His fine motor skills have improved also- he never had an issue with gross motor skills. I think he even tries to sing lullabies in the evening as the melodies are sometimes clear. Going through this list though and using a poor, moderate or strong scaling he is poor at 2/3/5/6/7 and moderate at 1/4/8 and does not do 9/10/11 at all- no clapping, pointing or use of hands in general. He is not in any specialist care/ services yet as we just relocated countries. If I start trying to focus on these 11 skills individually, is there an ordering I should take that would be the most beneficial? Thanks again for these great videos!
Richéal Burns Hi! Thanks for your comment. Focus on the lesser numbers first. Skills develop from #1 to #11! Thanks for reaching out. Join the email list for more tips and tricks. walkietalkiespeechtherapy.com/emaillist/
You’re videos are informative my baby is 11 months growing up in a bilingual home so I’m trying my best to promote talking currently a babbler but there’s some skills you mention like the ball for example that he doesn’t really stick to it for long but tower building he does 🤷🏻♀️
My child is being a bit slow in starting to talk. Your videos have been incredible, and even helping me become a better communicator lol. You mentioned that regression is vocalising is not typical, and we should look into this. What should we be looking out for, and how should we be addressing this? Thanks
Thanks, I did! Do you have any feedback around head hitting (as in banging head on the ground), during a tantrum? My son is 16 months & is going through a phase when he is doing this very often. 5-10 times a day. Thanks in advance!
Thanks & that gave me some good tips if he hits me to use the "soft hands," approach. I'm still pretty baffled if I'm supposed to "Not watch the show," during a head hitting tantrum, or pick him up & console him. My concern w/ your not watching the show approach is that he could really hurt himself. Sometimes he'll get a bruise or red bump on his head from doing this. Again, your videos are super informative & the best I've found so THANK YOU very much!
Hi! I have a 3 year and 1 month child and I have watching most of your videos for me to know if he has delayed in language develop. He can talk words and sentences like, "drink milk please", eat rice and egg", etc. He can even sing some nursery rhymes, but he still not able to tell stories. Does this means that means he has language delays?
great video ...I am from Pakistan, my son is 2 years old but he has not yet picked speaking. He speaks takes names of his elders and tries to talk but his speech is not clear. He sometimes pushes his elder sister on bicycle, he kicks a ball, throws a ball and bats with ball but he is not speaking the way his elder sister picked up speech. He even hangs on to the monkey bar for like 5 to 7 seconds. Kindly suggest what to do regarding his speech?
Hi! Thanks for your comment. I have TONS of free videos on here to help but if you are looking for a step-by-step video guide, check out my online course for parents and therapists here walkietalkie.teachable.com/p/crying-to-signing-to-talking/?product_id=807392&coupon_code=10YOU TUBE I’ve been getting great feedback from parents saying it’s already helped their child! I hope it helps you too!- Kayla
Thank you so much. My son is 18 months and is starting to imitate a little bit so I'm trying to get ahead of this now. When do you recommend speech therapy? Is that typically done around 2?
Shelby Frohmader Hi! Thanks for reaching out. 18 months is the youngest I’ve seen referred for Speech Therapy. I think it is a great time to start! They learn so much when they are that young and you can avoid some negative behaviors developing from the frustration of not being able to communicate.
Can you make a video on how to help a baby learn to imitate? My daughter is 4 months and so far she’s hitting every milestone except for copying facial expressions... she gets confused and intrigued by faces made at her, but she doesn’t ever copy them. I want to get ahead of it so she can become the full blown rockstar baby that I know is in there!
Hi! I have tons of free videos on my youtube to help with a few small things but if you are looking for a step-by-step guide on exactly what to do then look into my online course for parents called "How to Teach a Toddler to Talk." school.walkietalkiespeechtherapy.com/
My 21 month old daughter (just turned 21 months on the 12th) has hit all of her milestone. Except speaking. She listens to commands and can say mama, dada, baba, stop & no. She does babble & use a lot of jargon and I can hear her saying different vowel sounds.But When I tell her to say things she ignores me. Lately I've been working with her and speaking with her more. What videos of yours can I watch to help me help her & encourage her to use more words?
Hi! Thanks for your comment. I have TONS of free videos on here to help but if you are looking for a step-by-step video guide, check out my online course for parents and therapists here walkietalkie.teachable.com/p/crying-to-signing-to-talking/?product_id=807392&coupon_code=10YOU TUBE I’ve been getting great feedback from parents saying it’s already helped their child! I hope it helps you too!- Kayla
Hello my son is 2 1/2 & he has all but he was babbling & then stopped had regression & until months ago started to babble and vocalizing should i be worried? He also gets upset when i repeat a word & I tell him “your turn”
Thank you for this great video. I hope my daughter can talk soon. My daughter is 7 years and diagnosed Global Developmental Delay caused by her hydrocephalus. Do you have any experience on giving speech therapy to children with hydrocephalus? Thanks
My daughter 3.5 years old is showing all steps and only says about 30-50 words a couple phrases follows most commands if she wants to or will say no bath no eat no sleep .. what is the next video I need to see to try to teach her how to talk more
Hi! I have tons of free videos on here to help but if you are looking for a step-by-step guide on what to do then you should definitely check out my online course. school.walkietalkiespeechtherapy.com/
Our speech therapist currently has us concentrating on turn taking. He's pretty good at it but my question is, is this the last step that leads to talking? My son is 2 and still has yet to say 1 word but listens well, makes eye contact and can follow simple instructions. I just can't wait to hear Mommy you know?
@@tweetrenea8667 We started her in pre-school shortly after I posted this. Last August. Her speech took a huge leap just a few weeks in. And she opened up to us teaching her words and took to repeating back almost every answer I give her to a question. Usually the question is "What's this?" It has been great. She talks nearly all day long now. Even alone when she is playing make believe with her dolls and toys. :)
Hi! You might want to consider speech therapy if your child is behind. In the meantime, check out my online course for parents who want to help their child from home. school.walkietalkiespeechtherapy.com/
Speak with your child's pediatrician about any concerns you may have, here is a video on speech delay th-cam.com/video/jXRe7XZZqeQ/w-d-xo.html I hope this helps.
Hello ...i have a 2 year old boy and he says just yes and dada .....I haven't been able to work a lot with him after he turned 6 month old because I started to working and haven't been able to spend time with him .... When he was 23 month old he started to close in his self and not reacting to nothing .I got really scared and took him to see a specialist and she told me to take phone and TV out of his face and play a lot with him ..We did that and he started to open up not just with me but even with other people ....he waves his hand for bye ,turns when being called ,reacts,plays with toys correctly ,makes towers ,loves to play hide and seek .But he doesn't imitate and we don't have the attention to play in two ....he starts playing and than leaves to play by himself ....I would love to know how can I help him to have more attention and to imitate ....i am desperate ..thank you and sorry for the long comment ..
It sounds like you'd benefit from enrolling in my online course called "How to teach a toddler to talk." Check it out here school.walkietalkiespeechtherapy.com/
I really need help worth my 2.5 year old son. I believe he’s autistic and is non verbal, it’s obvious and getting any help is so so hard, and lonely. Is there any help/advise you can give to help promote speak and simple words
Hello, mam actually my girlchild with nonverbal autism 8yrs old could not speak yet we start speech therapy she start some imitation .she has very good eye contact.we have done her hyperberric therapy but no effect
Hi! I'm sorry you are having such troubles. I don't know hat hyperberric therapy is and all I can tell you is to seek an evaluation from a pyschologist and speech therapist.
My 21 month old daughter can sing to nursery rhymes, repeat words I say to her, she can count etc BUT she is not saying words in conversation. As in she would not say those words to us except babbling? Is that normal at this age? I’m worried
Jiggly Puff My son was like that and he was diagnosed with expressive language delay, although he was closer to 3. Get an evaluation sooner rather than later. Ignore people who tell you to "wait and see"! In fact, the earlier you start therapy (if you need it) the more beneficial it will be.
I believe it’s called “labeling and lack of functional language”. My 6 years old can probably label every single thing on the planet and outside BUT has extremely limited functional language. He can count till he tired of counting, knows all the alphabet (can go around the house and say W is for wall, window, T is for tile, etc...). Can read slowly. Knows all famous nursery rimes by heart, knows famous cartoons by heart (like The Lion King). Name probably at least 50 dinosaurs, 200 animals and their features, all planes in solar system BUT if you say “how was your day” he cannot respond. He was diagnosed with ASD at the age of 2. He was similar as your child at this age BUT he had some delays in physical development and had a lot of repetitive behaviour, also lacked typical play and social skills.
Hi, do all severely speech delay 4 years old eventually recover full speech after therapy or is it time to throw in the towel. This subject puzzles me a lot.
I'm just an undergraduate but I have seen speech intervention continue past the age of four th-cam.com/video/rAxgiAnE1AA/w-d-xo.html Abigail is in her teens, th-cam.com/video/yg9eHRGvz2g/w-d-xo.html Braylee is seven, and there are AACs and PECs to help a child to communicate. th-cam.com/video/CbYuU6yaVgg/w-d-xo.html There's Naoki Higashida th-cam.com/video/IvyhBkuV_qo/w-d-xo.html who is a published author and advocate for those on the spectrum.
Question: When it comes to “vocalizing” does moaning count? Our son is 23 months. No words other than “mama” and other random vowel sounds. But lately, he seems to just continuously moan or whine. Most times we think he’s communicating displeasure. Other times we think he wants something and he just doesn’t know how to say it. And other times he just seems to moan/whine nonstop with out purpose like it was a new sound he discovered and just wants to keep doing. What do you think? Is it a vocalizing words precursor?
hello ..am from iraq ..i have 22 months old daughter that had soft cleft palat she had asurgery when she was 14 months old and they told us to check her ears for fluids so i took here to the doc and she had fluids so they give us med to heal.her and she is almost cured and her hearing is good now but the problem.is she is not developing new words only few somtime i ask her to pronounce some and she does but not.all.she plays and pay attention and when call.her sh comes and play with deffrent toys but now as i said she is not develoling new words what should we do cos me and her mom are very worried about her .
Hi! I have tons of videos to help. Start here th-cam.com/video/9VFzsU740YA/w-d-xo.html but if you are looking for a step-by-step guide, try my online course walkietalkie.teachable.com/
My son is 14.5 months and doesn't say any real words, he started babbling dadaddadadda, yayayayyayayayayaya exactly 12 months and 1 week. He does make sounds that sound like whistling but will not answer his name, imitate me or look at me unless I am singing to him. Please help
Try my online course COURSE for parents and therapist! In this video course you’ll learn my step-by-step process of how to teach children to communicate. school.walkietalkiespeechtherapy.com/
I am not sure what services are available to you for special needs children in the country you live. You will need to do some research. Start by contacting your doctor. Until then keep up with my videos.
He takes speech therapy. Maybe 4-5 sessions he take Her tharapist says give them massage on around the mouth area. She teaches me how to do at home 2 times a day and also blowing thinks like bubbles, seti and water bubbles with straw. You have any video relatid them???
Not too sure about your comments to do with "appropriate" play...seems like a generalization and untrue. Kids play on a continuum in a more or less advanced manner.
Hello there, I’ve got a brother who just started kindergarten, he four years old. He has all of the foundations, he’s great at reading and math however the language delay is barrier, it seems to me that he understands what others are saying, such as directions, some w-questions however he doesn’t know how to fully express himself, instead he’ll point to what he wants or what happens, only certain things does he express himself in. What would you say for me to do in this case. The strange thing is that he is familiar with many words and phrases and understands them but he doesn’t commonly uses it.
HI again I'm sorry to hear that your brother is struggling with language. It would be a good idea to get an evaluation scheduled for him with a speech and language pathologist.
Thank you so much for the very helpful videos. My 3 years old son has speech delay coz we have a family history. We speak Arabic at home and little bit of English also he watches English cartoon. which language do u recommend for me to teach him first he had a few words in English like he knows all colours names but no Arabic words at all
HI Carla, it depends on how much regression and if there is a trigger (new baby in house, stress, sickness, move). It can be an indication of a greater problem as well - but I cannot say for sure! Have you had an evaluation done?
@@WalkieTalkieSpeechTherapy Thank you for responding. Yes, I’ve had an evaluation, and I’m always searching for more resources and tips to jump start my 2.5 year old or get him to saying simple words again. No hearing or neurological problems found. No stresses other than very limited contact with the outside world because of Covid lockdowns. He’s never actually played with other kids. I’m hoping that changes soon.
Hi I have a step-by-step guide for parents in my online course for how to teach a toddler to talk. Check it out here. school.walkietalkiespeechtherapy.com/
My almost 7 months old doesn’t babble in two or more syllables (like bababa or dada). He says single DA or ABOO, and all the aaa uuuu eeee, etc. he does kisses sounds and blows raspberries. Also if I say DA in a play he will respond to me with sound DA, smile, laugh or other sounds. Is there is any reason why he doesn’t want to say dadada or bababa?. He reaches all other milestones in time. And he is a very social and engaged baby. He repeats actions like hit a drum if I hit, spin a wheel if I spin, start laughing if I laughed. But just doesn’t want to repeat dadada or bababa etc....also he responds to his name and word and finger gesture “look”.
Hi! Thanks for your comment. I have TONS of free videos on here to help but if you are looking for a step-by-step video guide, check out my online course for parents and therapists here walkietalkie.teachable.com/p/crying-to-signing-to-talking/?product_id=807392&coupon_code=10TH-camI’ve been getting great feedback from parents saying it’s already helped their child!I hope it helps you too!- Kayla
My three yr old does not talk at all. He understands and follows directions very well. I can sit in bed and ask him to go get a cup from the kitchen and he can do it. He can dress himself, load the dishwasher, clean, even put puzzles together. Yet for him to be so smart and do everything like other toddlers even advance things.... No one can tell me why he doesn't talk. I know he can hear. He can hear me opening a chip bag from the next room 🙄 my two yr old says only a few words apple, trash, thanks, go, bye yay yay, hi Daddy, some, ohh no. And her understanding is just as advanced as his and they are helpful and very independent. Yet not talking. 🤷🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️ Help
Hi! Thanks for your comment. I have TONS of videos on here to help so you've come to the right place. Maybe start with these videos. th-cam.com/video/9gTPS0cX4VQ/w-d-xo.html Otherwise, if you want a step-by-step video guide, check out my online course for parents here walkietalkie.teachable.com/p/crying-to-signing-to-talking/?product_id=807392&coupon_code=10TH-cam
@@WalkieTalkieSpeechTherapy You are so great. I have a question. My nearly two year old boy is doing all of this things. He understands almost everything and is totally social and doing imitation, great eye contact, pointing at things, bubbling... But doesn't want to say a word. Maybe few words like bye when he is waving or hello while he is pretending he is on the phone. How can I help him? Do I have to worry if there is something more serious than just speech delay? Thank you in advance. Wish you all the best from Serbia!
Update: my son 5 now. Is still a bit delayed with his speech (he talks just a bit hard sometimes to understand him). But now he's talking more and putting sentences together, he's reading, writing and spelling big words. I'm just hoping with his progress we will understand him a bit more when he talks. The same for my 4 year old. Giving all that they are way advanced with learning, so I'm pretty excited about that. Repetition truly works wonders to help with speech.
Her pace is fine. If you are having an issue, you can slow down the video so she talks slower in the actual video and it’ll be at the speed you need 👍🏽
This video made me feel much better. Most of the signs you mentioned my son has, he is just having dificulty talking and interacting with other people. But overall with this video I feel very positive. Thank you 😊
Wonderful!
I am a new OT in the early intervention setting and your videos have been so helpful for teaching me about speech and how to help my kiddos that have speech concerns, thank you!
So my 2 years old now has all these skills.
I'm hopeful the speech will come soon
IA.
That's great news! Keep watching my free videos on my youtube to built those talking skills! If you are looking for a step-by-step guide on exactly what to I just launched an updated version (today) of my online course for parents called "How to Teach a Toddler to Talk." school.walkietalkiespeechtherapy.com/
@@WalkieTalkieSpeechTherapy Hi I bought your course two weeks ago. Can I get the updated version please ?
Brilliant list and sequence!!
Thank you so much for this 🙏🏼😘 My daughter is 24months and I dont need to worry then as she do all of these good skills and shes very friendly and always trying to please other kids to play with her and i felt sorry for her because some kids are just want to be alone playing. 😔
She is so sweet, caring and loving tho.😍❤️
You are so welcome! Best of luck!
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Hello my son is 22 months this video helped me so much for the most part he’s not talking. He will grab my hand and walk me to what ever he wants he moans and whine and when he tries to talk he’s very aggressive with it. this video help me so much because he’s doing most things just not talking .
I'm so glad this video was helpful. Check out my website where you can learn more school.walkietalkiespeechtherapy.com/
Hello, how's your son now?
çan totally relay to this
I am very much loved your videos .its very helpful.may god bless u all prosperity and success
Out of all these things mentioned, my son has problems with attention spam and following directions. His attention spam is very short, and although most of the time he seems to understand the command given he doesnt follow the instructions very well.
Thank you for posting all these videos. It is helping me understand how to better help him. Thanks.
I’m so glad! Please share!
Excellent overview of the foundational skills needed for talking readiness.
Glad it was helpful!
This video was so encouraging and really helpful. Thank you
I'm so glad! Please share on social media.
Thank for introducing the 11 tips. Very practical and useful indeed.
Glad it was helpful!
I am truly loving your videos. My newly 2 year old is having expressive speech delay and his SLPs are ruling out Apraxia of Speech. Could you do a video on Apraxia and some tips on how to work with your little one at home. Thank you so very much!
alipeace06 So glad to hear! Yes I'll add that to the list!
My child is one year old and till now he didn't imitate waving bye and not clap his hand,even when I try to learn him that,does that normal for his age? Also he love tv so mush does that can affect him...thank you alot
Marwa Khairi .
Fantastic information. I am a home visitor for an early childhood program and this is so informative.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for sharing! You are so fun to watch!!!
Haha. Thanks I'm glad to hear!
A very good one....Thanks for uploading such an useful talk....
Thanks for watching!
You are amazing , thanks 🙏
Happy to help!
I am so glad I found this channel. My son is 26 months and has no words- not even Mama. He has been diagnosed with ASD and has been on music therapy for modulation for 8 months now. This has given him great advances in vocalization and he makes lots of different sounds - consonants and vowels. His fine motor skills have improved also- he never had an issue with gross motor skills. I think he even tries to sing lullabies in the evening as the melodies are sometimes clear. Going through this list though and using a poor, moderate or strong scaling he is poor at 2/3/5/6/7 and moderate at 1/4/8 and does not do 9/10/11 at all- no clapping, pointing or use of hands in general. He is not in any specialist care/ services yet as we just relocated countries.
If I start trying to focus on these 11 skills individually, is there an ordering I should take that would be the most beneficial? Thanks again for these great videos!
Richéal Burns Hi! Thanks for your comment. Focus on the lesser numbers first. Skills develop from #1 to #11! Thanks for reaching out. Join the email list for more tips and tricks. walkietalkiespeechtherapy.com/emaillist/
You’re videos are informative my baby is 11 months growing up in a bilingual home so I’m trying my best to promote talking currently a babbler but there’s some skills you mention like the ball for example that he doesn’t really stick to it for long but tower building he does 🤷🏻♀️
Glad it was helpful! its always best to find what your kiddo loves and use that as a way to teach!
Thank you so much☺ you're very very good👍👍 I will use your advice with my little boy.
You are welcome! Please share on social media.
My child is being a bit slow in starting to talk. Your videos have been incredible, and even helping me become a better communicator lol. You mentioned that regression is vocalising is not typical, and we should look into this. What should we be looking out for, and how should we be addressing this? Thanks
Hi! If you notice regression, seek an evaluation.
Really great feedback on all your videos. Thank you so much for sharing!
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Thanks, I did! Do you have any feedback around head hitting (as in banging head on the ground), during a tantrum? My son is 16 months & is going through a phase when he is doing this very often. 5-10 times a day. Thanks in advance!
Alison Asher hope this help! th-cam.com/video/XZlHjNRVO2M/w-d-xo.html
Thanks & that gave me some good tips if he hits me to use the "soft hands," approach. I'm still pretty baffled if I'm supposed to "Not watch the show," during a head hitting tantrum, or pick him up & console him. My concern w/ your not watching the show approach is that he could really hurt himself. Sometimes he'll get a bruise or red bump on his head from doing this. Again, your videos are super informative & the best I've found so THANK YOU very much!
Alison Asher Thanks again. I understand your concern. Just in case...watch this video th-cam.com/video/EN7eLV_P_zg/w-d-xo.html
New subcriber! Love all your videos.😍
Yay!
Love the video!! Have you created a video on how to teach your child these fundamentals? Xx
Hi! In my online course I cover these essentials. walkietalkiespeechtherapy.com/online-course
This is great! Do you have a video on how to teach these skills?
Hi! I cover these foundational skills in depth in my online course shop.walkietalkiespeechtherapy.com/products/how-to-teach-a-toddler-to-talk
Hi! I have a 3 year and 1 month child and I have watching most of your videos for me to know if he has delayed in language develop. He can talk words and sentences like, "drink milk please", eat rice and egg", etc. He can even sing some nursery rhymes, but he still not able to tell stories. Does this means that means he has language delays?
Thank you ☺️
You’re welcome 😊
great video ...I am from Pakistan, my son is 2 years old but he has not yet picked speaking. He speaks takes names of his elders and tries to talk but his speech is not clear. He sometimes pushes his elder sister on bicycle, he kicks a ball, throws a ball and bats with ball but he is not speaking the way his elder sister picked up speech. He even hangs on to the monkey bar for like 5 to 7 seconds. Kindly suggest what to do regarding his speech?
Hi! Thanks for your comment. I have TONS of free videos on here to help but if you are looking for a step-by-step video guide, check out my online course for parents and therapists here walkietalkie.teachable.com/p/crying-to-signing-to-talking/?product_id=807392&coupon_code=10YOU
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I’ve been getting great feedback from parents saying it’s already helped their child!
I hope it helps you too!- Kayla
انتي تحملين مشاعر جياشه وعاطفيه وانسانيه، تضهر في انوثتك، وهذا يضرني عند مشاهدته، لذا اعذريني، 😘💚
How should we count the numbers of words my daughter has? Should I list all the words she can say and count? Is there any method?
loved the video. Question-Do you ever make caregiver goals?
Yes totally!
Thank you so much. My son is 18 months and is starting to imitate a little bit so I'm trying to get ahead of this now. When do you recommend speech therapy? Is that typically done around 2?
Shelby Frohmader Hi! Thanks for reaching out. 18 months is the youngest I’ve seen referred for Speech Therapy. I think it is a great time to start! They learn so much when they are that young and you can avoid some negative behaviors developing from the frustration of not being able to communicate.
Can you make a video on how to help a baby learn to imitate? My daughter is 4 months and so far she’s hitting every milestone except for copying facial expressions... she gets confused and intrigued by faces made at her, but she doesn’t ever copy them. I want to get ahead of it so she can become the full blown rockstar baby that I know is in there!
Hi! I have tons of free videos on my youtube to help with a few small things but if you are looking for a step-by-step guide on exactly what to do then look into my online course for parents called "How to Teach a Toddler to Talk." school.walkietalkiespeechtherapy.com/
Thank you for this very useful video. What is the normal age for these milestones please?
All of these are met by 12 mos
Thanx for reply
My 21 month old daughter (just turned 21 months on the 12th) has hit all of her milestone. Except speaking. She listens to commands and can say mama, dada, baba, stop & no. She does babble & use a lot of jargon and I can hear her saying different vowel sounds.But When I tell her to say things she ignores me. Lately I've been working with her and speaking with her more. What videos of yours can I watch to help me help her & encourage her to use more words?
Hi! Thanks for your comment. I have TONS of free videos on here to help but if you are looking for a step-by-step video guide, check out my online course for parents and therapists here walkietalkie.teachable.com/p/crying-to-signing-to-talking/?product_id=807392&coupon_code=10YOU
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I’ve been getting great feedback from parents saying it’s already helped their child!
I hope it helps you too!- Kayla
thx for the video.. so helpfull... ❤❤❤
You are welcome!
Love u dear.
Was the video on tips to teach the 11 skills made?
Hello my son is 2 1/2 & he has all but he was babbling & then stopped had regression & until months ago started to babble and vocalizing should i be worried? He also gets upset when i repeat a word & I tell him “your turn”
Thank you for this great video. I hope my daughter can talk soon. My daughter is 7 years and diagnosed Global Developmental Delay caused by her hydrocephalus. Do you have any experience on giving speech therapy to children with hydrocephalus? Thanks
Sorry I don't. Thanks for watching.
best one in youtube
Thanks!
I will ask to u please tell me can she speak ? How much time she will take to speak. Is it possible how many months ?
My daughter 3.5 years old is showing all steps and only says about 30-50 words a couple phrases follows most commands if she wants to or will say no bath no eat no sleep .. what is the next video I need to see to try to teach her how to talk more
Hi! I have tons of free videos on here to help but if you are looking for a step-by-step guide on what to do then you should definitely check out my online course. school.walkietalkiespeechtherapy.com/
Our speech therapist currently has us concentrating on turn taking. He's pretty good at it but my question is, is this the last step that leads to talking? My son is 2 and still has yet to say 1 word but listens well, makes eye contact and can follow simple instructions. I just can't wait to hear Mommy you know?
It's an important step but really all 11 should be addressed.
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My daughter has done all these since she was 1 and half. But she is 2 and 2 months now and won't learn to talk. She just shuts down when we teach her.
Any update on this? Would love to know
@@tweetrenea8667 We started her in pre-school shortly after I posted this. Last August. Her speech took a huge leap just a few weeks in. And she opened up to us teaching her words and took to repeating back almost every answer I give her to a question. Usually the question is "What's this?" It has been great. She talks nearly all day long now. Even alone when she is playing make believe with her dolls and toys. :)
Do you know what kind of therapist you would see for selective mutism?
psychologist
My child is 26mnths old he is not doing these things what should I do???plz reply
Hi! You might want to consider speech therapy if your child is behind. In the meantime, check out my online course for parents who want to help their child from home. school.walkietalkiespeechtherapy.com/
My boy had 3.9years old but he has not speak fluently but he know everything slightly healthy adamant he had not follow with our words
Speak with your child's pediatrician about any concerns you may have, here is a video on speech delay th-cam.com/video/jXRe7XZZqeQ/w-d-xo.html I hope this helps.
May God help me and my child
Sending love! Have you had an evaluation done?
Hello ...i have a 2 year old boy and he says just yes and dada .....I haven't been able to work a lot with him after he turned 6 month old because I started to working and haven't been able to spend time with him .... When he was 23 month old he started to close in his self and not reacting to nothing .I got really scared and took him to see a specialist and she told me to take phone and TV out of his face and play a lot with him ..We did that and he started to open up not just with me but even with other people ....he waves his hand for bye ,turns when being called ,reacts,plays with toys correctly ,makes towers ,loves to play hide and seek .But he doesn't imitate and we don't have the attention to play in two ....he starts playing and than leaves to play by himself ....I would love to know how can I help him to have more attention and to imitate ....i am desperate ..thank you and sorry for the long comment ..
It sounds like you'd benefit from enrolling in my online course called "How to teach a toddler to talk." Check it out here school.walkietalkiespeechtherapy.com/
@@WalkieTalkieSpeechTherapy in your opinion does he has autism ?Cauz I've been hearing this a lot
I really need help worth my 2.5 year old son. I believe he’s autistic and is non verbal, it’s obvious and getting any help is so so hard, and lonely. Is there any help/advise you can give to help promote speak and simple words
He’s not pointing, more babbling and he will grab you by the hand and take you to where he wants you to go and is extremely sensory
Hello, mam actually my girlchild with nonverbal autism 8yrs old could not speak yet we start speech therapy she start some imitation .she has very good eye contact.we have done her hyperberric therapy but no effect
Hi! I'm sorry you are having such troubles. I don't know hat hyperberric therapy is and all I can tell you is to seek an evaluation from a pyschologist and speech therapist.
My 21 month old daughter can sing to nursery rhymes, repeat words I say to her, she can count etc BUT she is not saying words in conversation. As in she would not say those words to us except babbling? Is that normal at this age? I’m worried
Hi! Trust your gut. If you are concerned, seek an evaluation!
Jiggly Puff My son was like that and he was diagnosed with expressive language delay, although he was closer to 3. Get an evaluation sooner rather than later. Ignore people who tell you to "wait and see"! In fact, the earlier you start therapy (if you need it) the more beneficial it will be.
I believe it’s called “labeling and lack of functional language”. My 6 years old can probably label every single thing on the planet and outside BUT has extremely limited functional language. He can count till he tired of counting, knows all the alphabet (can go around the house and say W is for wall, window, T is for tile, etc...). Can read slowly. Knows all famous nursery rimes by heart, knows famous cartoons by heart (like The Lion King). Name probably at least 50 dinosaurs, 200 animals and their features, all planes in solar system BUT if you say “how was your day” he cannot respond. He was diagnosed with ASD at the age of 2. He was similar as your child at this age BUT he had some delays in physical development and had a lot of repetitive behaviour, also lacked typical play and social skills.
Where is your video on working on foundational skills? Kindly share
Hi Kiran, here is a link to a video to teach pre-linguistic skills th-cam.com/video/a20NDxCD-hg/w-d-xo.html
Hi, do all severely speech delay 4 years old eventually recover full speech after therapy or is it time to throw in the towel. This subject puzzles me a lot.
I'm just an undergraduate but I have seen speech intervention continue past the age of four th-cam.com/video/rAxgiAnE1AA/w-d-xo.html Abigail is in her teens, th-cam.com/video/yg9eHRGvz2g/w-d-xo.html Braylee is seven, and there are AACs and PECs to help a child to communicate. th-cam.com/video/CbYuU6yaVgg/w-d-xo.html There's Naoki Higashida th-cam.com/video/IvyhBkuV_qo/w-d-xo.html who is a published author and advocate for those on the spectrum.
Question: When it comes to “vocalizing” does moaning count? Our son is 23 months. No words other than “mama” and other random vowel sounds. But lately, he seems to just continuously moan or whine. Most times we think he’s communicating displeasure. Other times we think he wants something and he just doesn’t know how to say it. And other times he just seems to moan/whine nonstop with out purpose like it was a new sound he discovered and just wants to keep doing. What do you think? Is it a vocalizing words precursor?
yes, vocalizing means making sounds
great videos... but pls a bit simplification will be appreciated! it will be very nice if you could go straight to the point! thank you
owusu evans Thanks for your feedback and for watching.
when the vid only straight to the point.. and the comment will go like " can u give some example?"..
chimezap he is probably Nigerian lol
I disagree. I love how thorough you are. Your videos are so helpful
Thanks... My toddlers were saying words only... But now they can say really short sentences
If the Child is not giving you I contact but is being active and everything you're doing with them, only then is the eye contact not important.
Thanks for the comment!
hello ..am from iraq ..i have 22 months old daughter that had soft cleft palat she had asurgery when she was 14 months old and they told us to check her ears for fluids so i took here to the doc and she had fluids so they give us med to heal.her and she is almost cured and her hearing is good now but the problem.is she is not developing new words only few somtime i ask her to pronounce some and she does but not.all.she plays and pay attention and when call.her sh comes and play with deffrent toys but now as i said she is not develoling new words what should we do cos me and her mom are very worried about her .
Hi! I have tons of videos to help. Start here th-cam.com/video/9VFzsU740YA/w-d-xo.html but if you are looking for a step-by-step guide, try my online course walkietalkie.teachable.com/
My son is 14.5 months and doesn't say any real words, he started babbling dadaddadadda, yayayayyayayayayaya exactly 12 months and 1 week. He does make sounds that sound like whistling but will not answer his name, imitate me or look at me unless I am singing to him. Please help
Try my online course COURSE for parents and therapist! In this video course you’ll learn my step-by-step process of how to teach children to communicate. school.walkietalkiespeechtherapy.com/
My son is 4 years old but he don't have any speech just 10 word's he can said . What can I do for him????
I am not sure what services are available to you for special needs children in the country you live. You will need to do some research. Start by contacting your doctor. Until then keep up with my videos.
Walkie Talkie Speech Therapy thanks
He takes speech therapy. Maybe 4-5 sessions he take Her tharapist says give them massage on around the mouth area. She teaches me how to do at home 2 times a day and also blowing thinks like bubbles, seti and water bubbles with straw. You have any video relatid them???
Try these activities daily with him. I've had a lot of success. th-cam.com/play/PLV37suUNGc8JTBNtbl2lPzkHDK80jGgek.html
Not too sure about your comments to do with "appropriate" play...seems like a generalization and untrue. Kids play on a continuum in a more or less advanced manner.
Hello there, I’ve got a brother who just started kindergarten, he four years old. He has all of the foundations, he’s great at reading and math however the language delay is barrier, it seems to me that he understands what others are saying, such as directions, some w-questions however he doesn’t know how to fully express himself, instead he’ll point to what he wants or what happens, only certain things does he express himself in. What would you say for me to do in this case. The strange thing is that he is familiar with many words and phrases and understands them but he doesn’t commonly uses it.
HI again I'm sorry to hear that your brother is struggling with language. It would be a good idea to get an evaluation scheduled for him with a speech and language pathologist.
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Thank you so much for the very helpful videos. My 3 years old son has speech delay coz we have a family history. We speak Arabic at home and little bit of English also he watches English cartoon. which language do u recommend for me to teach him first he had a few words in English like he knows all colours names but no Arabic words at all
Hi! I really can't advise you on that. As a speech therapist in America, I support bilingualism with the families I work with.
What do I do when my child regresses?
HI Carla, it depends on how much regression and if there is a trigger (new baby in house, stress, sickness, move). It can be an indication of a greater problem as well - but I cannot say for sure! Have you had an evaluation done?
@@WalkieTalkieSpeechTherapy Thank you for responding. Yes, I’ve had an evaluation, and I’m always searching for more resources and tips to jump start my 2.5 year old or get him to saying simple words again. No hearing or neurological problems found. No stresses other than very limited contact with the outside world because of Covid lockdowns. He’s never actually played with other kids. I’m hoping that changes soon.
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My kid (21 months) does everything you mentioned above. He babbles and makes lot of different noises. But he still doesn't say anything meaningful.
Hi I have a step-by-step guide for parents in my online course for how to teach a toddler to talk. Check it out here. school.walkietalkiespeechtherapy.com/
How's your kid now?my son doing same I am so worried 😟
My almost 7 months old doesn’t babble in two or more syllables (like bababa or dada). He says single DA or ABOO, and all the aaa uuuu eeee, etc. he does kisses sounds and blows raspberries. Also if I say DA in a play he will respond to me with sound DA, smile, laugh or other sounds. Is there is any reason why he doesn’t want to say dadada or bababa?. He reaches all other milestones in time. And he is a very social and engaged baby. He repeats actions like hit a drum if I hit, spin a wheel if I spin, start laughing if I laughed. But just doesn’t want to repeat dadada or bababa etc....also he responds to his name and word and finger gesture “look”.
Hi! Thanks for your comment. I have TONS of free videos on here to help but if you are looking for a step-by-step video guide, check out my online course for parents and therapists here walkietalkie.teachable.com/p/crying-to-signing-to-talking/?product_id=807392&coupon_code=10TH-camI’ve been getting great feedback from parents saying it’s already helped their child!I hope it helps you too!- Kayla
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Thank you for watching!
My son doesn’t respond when we call his name
That can be tough definitely speak with his pediatrician if you are concerned.
How's your son now?my son doing same
My three yr old does not talk at all. He understands and follows directions very well. I can sit in bed and ask him to go get a cup from the kitchen and he can do it. He can dress himself, load the dishwasher, clean, even put puzzles together. Yet for him to be so smart and do everything like other toddlers even advance things.... No one can tell me why he doesn't talk. I know he can hear. He can hear me opening a chip bag from the next room 🙄 my two yr old says only a few words apple, trash, thanks, go, bye yay yay, hi Daddy, some, ohh no. And her understanding is just as advanced as his and they are helpful and very independent. Yet not talking. 🤷🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️ Help
Hi! Thanks for your comment. I have TONS of videos on here to help so you've come to the right place. Maybe start with these videos. th-cam.com/video/9gTPS0cX4VQ/w-d-xo.html
Otherwise, if you want a step-by-step video guide, check out my online course for parents here walkietalkie.teachable.com/p/crying-to-signing-to-talking/?product_id=807392&coupon_code=10TH-cam
@@WalkieTalkieSpeechTherapy You are so great. I have a question. My nearly two year old boy is doing all of this things. He understands almost everything and is totally social and doing imitation, great eye contact, pointing at things, bubbling... But doesn't want to say a word. Maybe few words like bye when he is waving or hello while he is pretending he is on the phone. How can I help him? Do I have to worry if there is something more serious than just speech delay? Thank you in advance. Wish you all the best from Serbia!
Hello ☺️ can I have a update on how your son is doing? 💙
Update: my son 5 now. Is still a bit delayed with his speech (he talks just a bit hard sometimes to understand him). But now he's talking more and putting sentences together, he's reading, writing and spelling big words. I'm just hoping with his progress we will understand him a bit more when he talks. The same for my 4 year old. Giving all that they are way advanced with learning, so I'm pretty excited about that. Repetition truly works wonders to help with speech.
Multilingual exposure cause confusion to kids?
Hi! Here is a video with tips about that th-cam.com/video/lTx4vxY48PI/w-d-xo.html
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Please try to speak more slowlely so we can understand clearly
Her pace is fine. If you are having an issue, you can slow down the video so she talks slower in the actual video and it’ll be at the speed you need 👍🏽
Nice video beautiful lady
Thank you 😊