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What’s included?

Get access to a whole range of FREE evidence-based resources to help your little one learn to talk!

  • Videos

  • Tips

  • Activity ideas

  • Learn baby sign language

  • Ask me questions

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Create your free account for access to:


✓ Practical tips and activity ideas
✓ Learn baby sign language
✓ Videos show you what to do
✓ Submit your questions for Karen to answer
✓ Help support your child's language development

I want a complete step-by-step program

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Talkable - Babies and Toddlers
$29.00
One time

This course provides you with the skills, knowledge and confidence to support your baby or toddler’s communication development.


✓ Self-guided step-by-step program
✓ 10 key strategies to boost first words
✓ Expert advice from a Speech Pathologist
✓ Learn baby sign language
✓ Videos show you exactly what to do

Talkable - Babies and Toddlers Course

About the course

This course gives you everything you need to know to boost your little one’s language development.

Whether you’re toddler’s late to talk, or you just want to give your baby the best start, Talkable- Babies and Toddlers is for you.

What the course includes:

  • Expert advice from a speech pathologist

  • 10 modules

  • 15 video tutorials

  • 40 key word signs presented via video

  • 10 book sharing activities

  • An online workbook to consolidate your learning

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The Talkable course is also available via the app store.

What you’ll learn

Meet your instructor

Speech Pathologist, Karen Nitsche, carrying a young girl in a backpack carrier on a narrow outdoor bridge with metal railings and a wooden structure overhead.

Karen Nitsche is a paediatric speech pathologist with over 20 years experience. She is passionate about best-practice in the area of early language development and created this course to help anyone who cares for kids.

Karen understands the important role that parents and early childhood educators have to play in fostering language learning and strives to support them on this journey.

She is also the mum of two gorgeous, and very chatty, girls - Ella and Chloe.

What have other parents said about Talkable - Babies and Toddlers?

Hi there…

Talkable is a speech therapy course for all parents.

 So whether you:

  • want to understand how babies learn to talk

  • want to learn baby sign language

  • have a two year old who’s not talking

  • think your child might need speech therapy

  • want the skills to help your baby or toddler learn how to talk

 then this course has you covered.

All of the information you’ll find on the course has been carefully put together by me, a speech therapist, and is based on the latest research in the area of early language development.

Check it out via the website or in the app store.

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What parents have said about the Talkable speech therapy app

“The app has lots of great tips for encouraging good language development. It has some good ideas for activities. Such a wonderful resource to help improve communication with my daughter!”

 

“I can't recommend it highly enough! Very user friendly. I found it helpful and supportive when dealing with my daughter's speech delay.”

 

“This app is amazing. Simple to follow, entertaining and extremely informative. I'll definitely be recommending it to my friends!”

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Get the Talkable speech language therapy app now!

A 10-week speech therapy program that gives you everything you need to help your child learn to talk.

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