Toddler Talk

Most parents have questions about their child’s early milestone development; Toddler-Talk has developed an online support service to support parents on their child’s early milestone developmental journey, offering free information, activities, and reassurance.

Toddler Talk Activities and Resources are free!

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Activity Box

“Things to do”

Practical and simple day to day activities to support your child’s Speech, Language, Social-Emotional and Communication development.

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Passport

“Keep Track and Monitor"

Keep Track and Monitor your child’s Speech, Language, Social-Emotional and Communication development. The passport also helps you to identify specific activities from The “Activity Box”, to support your child’s milestone development.

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Support

“Further support”

If you have any further questions, queries or concerns, Toddler Talk can offer further support to you in a number of ways.

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Top 10 Toddler Tantrum Tips

Are Toddler Tantrums causing stress?

Toddler Talk 's Top 10 Tantrum Tips may be of assistance.

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Featured Blog Posts, News & Podcasts

What Are The Important Milestones & How Can I Support My Child To Reach Them?

Camilla spoke with the new trainee teachers on the Professional Masters in Education (PME) with Hibernia College.

Check out how the Toddler Talk passport can support you to monitor and record progress.

Learning To Talk With Lottie

How To Get Your Child Ready For Big School

How To Help When Your Child Is Suffering From Anxiety

“Getting Ready 4 Big School"

There are approximately 30,000 children in Ireland on waiting lists to access Speech and Language assessment, and intervention.
2 children in every class of 30 have a developmental language disorder.
1 In 14 people have some form of a developmental language disorder.

Testimonials

Very easy to understand the questions & also got you thinking about child’s development & their strengths & weaknesses.

I think that the map will be a great comfort and support to parents who need support for their children and can’t access it because of waiting lists.

88% of parents said all parents could benefit from using the map at certain stages of their child's development.