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Raising Little Talkers
United States
Приєднався 29 вер 2021
Hi, I'm Melissa. I help YOU grow your baby or toddler’s speech and language skills to get them talking!
I'm a licensed speech-language pathologist, mommy of 3, and the founder of Raising Little Talkers.
How come parents are just told to just talk to their child all day and read lots of books? This is so vague and doesn't tell you what to actually do!
When you're so eager to hear your sweet baby or toddler talk, you don't have to sit back and wonder if there's anything more you could be doing. You can play an active part in your child's speech and language development.
I created Raising Little Talkers to give you actionable strategies that are easy to incorporate into what you're already doing at home so you can feel confident teaching your baby and toddler to communicate without adding another thing to your plate.
Follow along for simple tips from to help YOU get your little one talking.
I'm a licensed speech-language pathologist, mommy of 3, and the founder of Raising Little Talkers.
How come parents are just told to just talk to their child all day and read lots of books? This is so vague and doesn't tell you what to actually do!
When you're so eager to hear your sweet baby or toddler talk, you don't have to sit back and wonder if there's anything more you could be doing. You can play an active part in your child's speech and language development.
I created Raising Little Talkers to give you actionable strategies that are easy to incorporate into what you're already doing at home so you can feel confident teaching your baby and toddler to communicate without adding another thing to your plate.
Follow along for simple tips from to help YOU get your little one talking.
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Toddler Speech Delay vs Language Delay
My baby is 15 months old, he understands most of the instructions and commands, he repeats many words, but yet grunts or whines whenever he needs something. I was not bothered by it till now, but today someone said how your child is not talking much yet...and this made me really anxious and I came to youtube to find out the ways to help my child. I am surely going to try these tips and come back here to let u know how it worked in my case. Thank you so much.
My now 3 year old has known and responded to her name at the normal rate. She points at herself In pictures but won’t respond to “what’s your name?” I spent good 30 mins braving her to say her name and have her a mini m&m if she made her initial sound or if she somewhat completes syllables of her name but won’t donkt
Does it count as a word they say?
Thank you. My baby is 13 months. She can say the mmm sound. She can say mama but she choose not to. For example she’ll say dada, instead of mama if you ask her to say mama. Would these techniques still help?
So happy it worked for you. It’s not working for us. I’m thinking to delete it.
Captivating!
Aww my baby is 21 month and not talking at all not even say mama any advice
My oldest was labeled as having a speech delay even though he had zero other developmental issues 😩 he was even disqualified from developmental preschool due to speech being his only area of concern and being ahead in other areas. He is still in speech therapy at 8 years old. At this point it is about breaking old habits with Ls and S blends. He can say words correctly when he thinks about it but tends to slip back into old habits in casual conversation
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Sign language is also a great alternative! I have a niece that gets frustrated cause sometimes we don’t understand what she wants but ASL often eliminates that factor! 😊❤
Its like a dog
No he doesn't
No
No he doesn't
My son grunts and he’s 19 months shall we be worried he tries to say ba but struggles to get it out
Thanks for sharing my son was a premie at 28 weeks. Now he still trying to talk he can say mama, Dada most of the times. His 2 yrs now he starts to grant and screams sometimes.
He starts to grunts I meant. How can he improve on his communication skills
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My twin boys said mama at 4 months, but at 14 months they still dont say dada. They say things like "more" or "ball" or "pull" but no "da" sounds
My daughter is 20 months old..she speaks few words like mama,amma,baba.and understands everything..what should i do to increase her vocabulary
Can you do trains with wooden tracks? And maybe something with volcanoes where you have baking soda and vinegar?
I have a 15-month-old with no words at all. He only started babbling recently and the babble is infrequent and only includes ba, ma and da. He has only two gestures: A head shake and a clap. He doesn't imitate. I'm concerned but nobody is taking me seriously.
Hi! I am so sorry I am only seeing this now. Your son will be 21 months now, how is he doing?
Workshop
Hi may i know what did you do,
Really really really really dumb👎.
Very glad I found your content!❤ Thank you
Welcome! I'm glad to have you!
This precious angel!! Threw his arm in the air to celebrate Moma!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
So precious!!
FULL VIDEO WITH 5 STRATEGIES: ua-cam.com/video/-9pHEEQZ3wo/v-deo.html
My toddler does all those things, but almost never imitates speech
Hi! How old is your toddler?
@@raisinglittletalkers Hi! He's almost 14 months, he understands lots of words and commands, partially with help from your videos, and he his is a bilingual household, or at least mama speaks to him in Japanese quite a bit. He will start to copy and learn to use words like Dada or more, but then stops using them a few days later or doesn't incorporate them into his normal communication. Those are rare examples though, he normally doesn't imitate our speech, but seems to babble more and more.
@@francisturney2938 babbling is good at 14 months, we definitely want to hear a lot of that. Does he use gestures to communicate? We typically look for 16 gestures by 16 months. In regards to imitation, if he starts imitating some words for the first time, like 'dada' or 'more' try setting up situations where he gets a lot of practice imitating those words so they stick! Hope that helps
Watching from Ghana. Very good video.
Thanks for watching, glad to have you here!
She is so Adorable and Precious ❤️😘
Thank you!!
Thank you. This is very informative. How do we know it is or isn’t Autism? It seems like people assume the child is autistic because they may not be using expressive speech. My daughter is delayed with expressive but is good with receptive.
Great question! Autism is a neurotype that involves more than just differences in language development, so late talking alone or delayed expressive speech alone is not enough to determine with a child is autistic. I recommend checking out @MrsSpeechieP on Instagram, she has so much excellent information about ASD vs Language Delay.
@@raisinglittletalkersthank you, my 3.5 year old isn’t expressing her needs or communicating but she understands and she has the receptive skills. She is just starting to repeat everything. We had her tested for autism yesterday and they said she should have been doing this at 2 so we aren’t sure if it is autism related or a severe delay. She is highly intelligent with cognitive functions (ahead of her age) but just isn’t communicating. She has a high vocabulary because she repeats everything and we hear her also repeat everything that is on her shows on her tablet. She is very much capable but just isn’t using the words.
Sounds like you’re doing a lot to get her the support she needs going forward! And just for your info and any other parent reading this-autism and/or language delay doesn’t mean anything about your child’s intelligence. Sounds like she’s bright and needs help communicating 🧡
Hello, wonderful mamas! I am a product manager in a startup where we're creating an online world for children and adults with speech disorders. Now, we are going through CustDev and looking for parents of children with speech disorders to share their experience and insights about struggles parents and children face in everyday life. We'd like to learn more about your feelings, difficulties searching for information online and all details you'd like to share. It would be a blessing to have a short call and learn about your experience. Please, leave a comment here if you are in.
Hello, wonderful mamas! My name is Elena. I am a product manager in a startup where we're creating an online world for children and adults with speech disorders. Now, we are going through CustDev and looking for parents of children with speech disorders to share their experience and insights about struggles parents and children face in everyday life. We'd like to learn more about your feelings, difficulties searching for information online and all details you'd like to share. It would be a blessing to have a short call and learn about your experience. Please, leave a comment here if you are in.
Hello, wonderful mamas! My name is Elena. I am a product manager in a startup where we're creating an online world for children and adults with speech disorders. Now, we are going through CustDev and looking for parents of children with speech disorders to share their experience and insights about struggles parents and children face in everyday life. We'd like to learn more about your feelings, difficulties searching for information online and all details you'd like to share. It would be a blessing to have a short call and learn about your experience. Please, leave a comment here if you are in.
Well it depends if your child talking alot or less
Hi! Not sure I understand your comment, can you explain? Thanks!
Do you have a video with bubbles?
It's coming up next week!!
3 , what shall I do ?
How old is your toddler? Do they babble at all?
Great video! My son calls me mimi. Mama only sometimes
I’m glad you liked it!! He’ll get there 🧡
Hilarious!!!! We do this sometimes and this laugh gets me everytime
Good idea I need to get better at this
Super helpful love the ideas!
Glad it was helpful! 🧡
Great advice - especially during wake up. I’m a walking zombie 🧟♀️ and just want to get him ready for school LOL!
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Great advice ❤
Glad it was helpful!
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Your channel has really good potential! Keep it going!!❤
Thank you!! I have a lot of content on IG if you want to follow there too :) But def trying to grow on UA-cam also 👍
Phonetically, Dada is a simpler word for a baby than Mama. The tongue is easier to control than the lips early on.
I’ve never thought of that, you are so right!
That’s actually not true. I’m a speech-language pathologist and m, p, and b are common first sounds because they are easier to see than sounds inside the mouth like t and d etc. Some kids will say d first and others m.