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What to Expect: Your Child’s Communication Journey (12–24 Months)
Wondering how your little one’s communication is developing? 💛 This parent-friendly guide from The Speech Social walks you through early communication milestones between 12 and 24 months, helping you understand what to look for as your child grows.
Learn more about how little ones communicate through gestures, sounds, words, play, and everyday interactions, along with simple ways to support communication throughout your daily routines.
Created by a pediatric speech-language pathologist, this resource is designed to help you feel more informed and confident as you support your child’s communication journey.
Inside, you’ll find:
An overview of early communication development from 12–24 months
Skills and milestones to look for as your child grows
Practical ways to encourage communication through play and everyday routines
Every child develops at their own pace. This guide is intended for educational purposes and does not replace an individualized evaluation or advice from a qualified speech-language pathologist.
What to Expect: Your Child’s Communication Journey (12–24 Months)
Wondering how your little one’s communication is developing? 💛 This parent-friendly guide from The Speech Social walks you through early communication milestones between 12 and 24 months, helping you understand what to look for as your child grows.
Learn more about how little ones communicate through gestures, sounds, words, play, and everyday interactions, along with simple ways to support communication throughout your daily routines.
Created by a pediatric speech-language pathologist, this resource is designed to help you feel more informed and confident as you support your child’s communication journey.
Inside, you’ll find:
An overview of early communication development from 12–24 months
Skills and milestones to look for as your child grows
Practical ways to encourage communication through play and everyday routines
Every child develops at their own pace. This guide is intended for educational purposes and does not replace an individualized evaluation or advice from a qualified speech-language pathologist.