At 2, your child is likely starting to string 2 words together, and by 3, they will begin to speak in mini sentences and even start to have conversations. As parents, there is so much we can do to encourage this growth at home, and this class will cover all that and more.

Sydney Bassard, MSP, CCC-SLP is an experienced Speech-Language Pathologist with a passion for advocacy and creating accessible health information. She is AHSA certified and works with deaf children as well as those with reading disorders, language disorders, and articulation challenges. She earned her master's from the University of South Carolina. 

Sydney Bassard, MSP, CCC-SLP

Learn what does — and does not — motivate toddler speech & language development at this age, so you can better support their growth. 

Introduction to Speech Milestones for Toddlers 24-36 Months

This section covers all the milestones you can expect from your toddler between 24-26 months. We will also cover some lesser-known “mini milestones” to keep and eye out for that show you your child is continuing to make progress in their speech & language. 

Speech & Language Milestones for Toddlers 24-36 Months

Getting a toddler to start and carry on a conversation isn’t always easy, but it’s crucial for their development. This section will show you how to teach your child important conversation skills through everyday activities like reading and playing. 

Activities to Support Speech & Language Milestones