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Worried your toddler isn’t talking yet?

TALK is your go-to hub for toddler communication tips created by a pediatric Speech-Language Pathologist to support parents of late talkers. If you're feeling unsure, stuck, or just want to do something to support your child’s speech, this is the place to start.

Reach out to learn more about TALK

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You shouldn’t have to wait for support.

Even small, simple changes at home can spark big shifts in how your toddler connects, responds, and begins to express themselves.

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Hi, I’m Paige!

Speech-Language Pathologist and mom of two kiddos.

I created TALK to make speech and language support more accessible for families — especially in underserved communities where access is limited.

At the center of it all is the TALK group parent coaching program — a space where you’ll get practical, proven communication strategies you can use at home, right away.

No diagnosis, referral, or travel needed.

TALK is for parents and caregivers who:

Have concerns about their child’s communication or language development
Want to feel more confident helping their child talk and connect
Don’t want to wait months or drive hours to get help
Are looking for clear, expert guidance in a supportive group setting

TALK is here to help you feel more confident, connected, and supported as you help your child find their voice.

Collection of educational printed materials and guides on teaching gestures and language development for toddlers, with titles like 'First Words,' 'Talk Power Words,' and 'Mistakes Parents Make When Encouraging Speech.'

Get a Head Start with Simple, Powerful Tools

Before you dive in, grab this helpful kit packed with bite-sized tools you can use today. It’s our way of saying welcome.

12–24 Month Communication Milestone Checklist
Top “Power Words” to Teach First
How to Teach Gestures That Lead to Words
5 Common Mistakes (and What to Do Instead)

What You’ll Get Inside TALK

Weekly virtual group coaching sessions (live or recorded)

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Clear strategies you can try at home each week

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A focus on connection, play, and everyday routines

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Support from an experienced Speech-Language Pathologist

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No diagnosis or 1:1 assessment required

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We walk the TALK

Don’t just take our word for it. Here’s what our clients have to say.

Vinny and Mom

I honestly wasn’t sure what to expect. I thought we might just walk away with a few resources or simple tips to try at home—but what we received was so much more than that.

The biggest transformation has been in the way I get to connect with my son. We’re able to communicate and interact in ways that make even the little everyday moments so special. One of my favorite things is seeing how excited he gets to try new words or mimic our actions. He doesn’t hesitate or hold back when we introduce new techniques, which has been incredible to watch.

I still remember realizing, ‘This is working!’ when my son started using new words so naturally—during playtime, in the car, or even while snuggling on the couch. It felt like everything was clicking.

The resources and support Paige provided gave me fresh perspectives and approaches I never would have thought of on my own. And because I had my own experience with speech as a child, I was nervous my son might struggle too. Knowing we had this guidance early on gave me peace of mind and has already made such a difference.

Working with Paige has been more than just helpful—it’s been transformative for both my son and our family.

Theo and Mom