Talkable - Toddler First Words
Android app by Talkable - Speech Therapy for Babies and Toddlers. Education · Talkable - Speech Therapy for Babies and Toddlers
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- 20 USD
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- Version
- 2.5.10
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-16
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Worried your toddler is not talking yet? Looking for ways to support your baby’s speech and language development at home? Talkable is a speech therapy app designed to help parents support babies and toddlers with speech delay, autism, and early communication difficulties. Developed by a Speech Pathologist and child development researcher, Talkable provides practical, evidence-informed strategies you can use during everyday routines and play to encourage communication and first words. Designed for children aged 0–3 years, the Talkable app includes a comprehensive 10-week program filled with: - weekly speech therapy videos - first word activities - baby sign language tutorials - play-based communication strategies - interactive book-sharing ideas - language development tips - communication tracking tools - practical activities for everyday routines Talkable shows parents how to: - encourage first words naturally - support speech development through play - build communication during meals, bath time, and outings - reduce pressure around talking - create opportunities for interaction - support understanding and listening skills - respond to your child’s attempts to communicate The strategies are simple, practical, and designed for real family life. Baby Sign Language for Speech Delay Talkable includes baby sign language tutorials featuring 40 practical signs to help babies and toddlers communicate before speech develops clearly. Using signs alongside spoken words can: - reduce frustration - support understanding - encourage interaction - help toddlers communicate needs - support speech and language development Research suggests that baby sign language does not delay speech development when used together with spoken language. The app is also helpful for: - autistic children - children with Down Syndrome - children with global developmental delay - toddlers needing speech therapy support - childcare educators supporting communication development Common Questions Parents Ask About Speech Delay My toddler is not talking. Should I be worried? Children develop at different rates, but it is worth seeking support if your toddler is not using words, gestures, or sounds to communicate, or seems frustrated communicating. What age should babies say first words? Many babies begin using first words around 12 months, although development varies between children. How can I help my toddler talk? Talking during routines, reading books, playing together, singing songs, using gestures, and responding to communication attempts can all help support speech and language development. Does baby sign language delay speech? No. Research suggests that using signs alongside spoken language does not delay talking and may support communication development. What are signs of speech delay? - Possible signs include: - not babbling - limited gestures - few or no words - difficulty understanding language - frustration communicating - difficulty combining words What is a la
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