

You've noticed your child isn't talking the way other toddlers their age are.
Maybe someone told you to wait and see. Maybe you already have.
Here's what I want you to know first: noticing this puts you ahead, not behind.
Most parents wait far longer than you already have.
Most parents are told to label objects, ball, cup, dog. But nouns are the hardest words for toddlers to actually use. Verbs work in dozens of moments a day. That single shift, verbs before nouns, is the foundation of everything I teach.
I've spent over 20 years working directly in Early Intervention with toddlers who weren't talking yet. This guide is the same starting point I'd give a parent sitting across from me.
The 10 signs I actually look for, and what they mean, and what they don't
The one shift (verbs before nouns) that changes how fast words come
A short quiz to find your child's best starting word
What to do today, no evaluation or appointment required first
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