Does My Child Need Speech Therapy? 

I am a speech therapist and wanted my nanny to continue supporting my twin boys with a great language environment when I went back to work. I was THRILLED with her skills after this course and my little dudes have great language skills 😊

It’s so helpful to have your reminders for our twins! As someone who as an education and reading specialist degree it’s hard to remember these tips amidst the business of toddler years so it’s so nice to have these quick tips that are research based to refer back to from Speech Sisters. Thank you! 

When my son was about 18 months old, I realized he wasn’t saying as many words as his older sisters did at his age. My sister in law told me about Speech Sisters while I waited for my son’s evaluation. Thanks to them I got a head start on teaching him words and actions. Turns out he needed tubes put in his ears and was a little speech delayed because of not hearing well for so long. Because of speech sisters I was able to get ahead and got him graduated from speech therapy within 6 months. I was also praised for how much I had learned from the course I took! Thank you Speech sisters!

My older son was speech delayed at 2 years old and we ended up needing six months of speech therapy.  Doing the speech sisters course right before we started speech therapy really helped our progress in speech therapy (as I could reinforce at home really well) and understanding what was going on in the speech therapy process. In fact, it made it so much less scary!  Also, I did the infant course when my second son was born and he is an early talker! Go figure! He says 3 words sentences at 18 months old and has a huge vocabulary.  I believe the courses really  helped me foster speech for my kids! Having a child that is speech delayed even slightly can really be scary.  I recommend the speech sisters to all my friends as they really educate you and give you the tools to help your child.  They also do so in a positive and wonderful tone, which is so great to be put at easy because having a child that is speech delayed can be scary!

Started to follow on Instagram a year ago. Was so helpful to know about the language development and theories about it. And I was happy to know how to encourage them to speak in English. (I am a korean and I am trying to raise my kid as a bilingual)

My 15 month old daughter was only saying “mama” and “dada”. We bought the Time to Talk course and just had her 18 month pediatrician check up. She is now saying 60 word approximations. Thank you Speech Sisters for providing us the resources to be successful. We are truly grateful.

I followed your techniques closely eg. how to get your child to say their name or the word “up” and building on that I must say I found it easy to help her speak more words within a few months. Highly recommend your tips and guidelines 💯

Hi my name is Maria and I started using speech sisters when my bub was around 6 months old. I first purchased the Talk on track and at 10 months my had 4 words by 14 months he had over 30 words and we decided to get the Time to talk course, he’s 18 months currently with over 100 words and already combining words. These courses are so amazing I’ve been telling other mommy friends to follow speech sisters. Can’t thank the speech sisters enough for their hard work.

My name is Beryl and I stated following before I had my son…but REALLY started following closely when my son was diagnosed with a speech delay at 21 months. I’ve found the Speech Sister’s content to be one of the most helpful resources (including the 4 months of in person speech therapy we did). I learned what *I* could do to help. But my fave thing is how supportive and nonjudgmental the SS’s are. The tips they give are do-able and approachable. I attended a free workshop and I learned so so SO much. Like, I immediately felt confident and like I was equipped with effective tools to support my son.

Thoughtful, thorough content, a definite go-to. Interesting to learn about the crucial relationship between first drink cup choice and prevention of speech impediment/lisp at the 9-mo stage.