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How To Use Language Strategies for Speech Delay in Toddlers
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How To Use Language Strategies for Speech Delay in Toddlers

Comprehensive Overview of Communication Milestones and Evidence-Based Language Strategies
Created byVanessa Ross
Last updated 9/2025
English

What you'll learn

  • Know communication milestones
  • How to use language strategies
  • How to use routines to build more words
  • How To Determine if your child has a speech delay

Course content

11 sections • 11 lectures • 31m total length
  • Introduction0:45

    Introduction to the course and to the speaker, Vanessa Ross M.A., CCC-SLP

Requirements

  • No prior experience of language strategies

Description

Are you worried about your child's speech?


You're Not Alone – We Can Help!

As parents, we all dream of hearing our child's first words, then phrases, sentences, and watching them confidently express themselves. But what happens when those milestones seem to be delayed? If you're feeling a knot of worry, a cloud of confusion, or waves of anxiety about your child's speech development, we understand. You're not alone, and it's okay to seek help.


Introducing "Communication Milestones & How To Use Strategies for Speech Delay (Birth to 5)" – a compassionate and comprehensive course that discusses what's typical for speech and language development for a child aged birth to 5 that's backed by research.


Unlock the words trapped inside your child. When a child bolts into another meltdown, red-faced and overwhelmed, it’s easy to feel helpless, like something deeper is going on that you can’t quite reach.


That’s because there is. Buried under the screaming isn’t defiance. It’s a flood of emotions crashing through your child's undeveloped brain.


And while those waves crash, language gets washed away. You see, when toddlers can’t find the words, their frustration doesn’t just boil over—it rewires them.


Quite literally.


But here's the part no one tells you:


You hold more power than you think. This isn’t about replacing professional help. It’s about making each minute you spend together count—on the floor, in the car, or during snack time.


Because your child isn’t behind. They’re stuck in the storm. And it’s time you helped them through it—with clarity, compassion, and a strategy that works.

That's why "Communication Milestones & How To Use Strategies for Speech Delay (Birth to 5)" was created.

Who this course is for:

  • Parents who have a child aged birth to 5 who wants to know if they’re child is on track with their language skills