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Is your toddler crying, pointing and grunting to get what he wants?

Does your toddler use less than 50 words?

Does your toddler have trouble following instructions?

On average kids begin using their first words at around 12-18 months of age. There’s a steep growth in language with toddlers generally using around 50 single words and beginning to combine two words together.

Research tells us that early intervention can make a big difference to their future development, so if your child is behind in their milestones getting help sooner rather than later is advised.

Our team of certified practicing speech pathologists are here to answer your questions and to help your toddler learn their first words. If you’re not sure whether your child needs speech therapy and would like professional advice you can book in for an initial consultation. We can offer a series of intermittent parent strategy sessions if this is what would be of most benefit to your family. 

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Important Announcement: Small TALK Speech Therapy Closure

After 14 wonderful years of supporting children and families, Small TALK Speech Therapy will officially close on 19th December 2024.

We are deeply grateful for the trust and support of our clients, families, and community over the years. It has been an honor to be part of your journeys.

Even after our closure, you can continue to access the Shop and Blogs tabs on our website for helpful resources and insights. For additional support, visit Speech Pathology Resources (SPR).

Thank you for allowing us to be a part of your lives. 💙

  • Shae Rodgers
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