Children's speech therapy
Early intervention, birth to three
The first three years are a remarkable window for communication, and small, early support can go a long way. If you have a hunch that your baby or toddler could use a boost, you do not have to wait and worry. We meet your little one where they are and coach you through the everyday moments that grow communication.
What you might notice
- Not babbling or making many sounds as expected
- Little eye contact or back-and-forth during play
- Not responding to their name or familiar words
- Few or no words by around eighteen months
- A quiet worry that something feels behind
How we help
We evaluate your child's early communication and build a warm plan centered on you, since parents are a baby's best teachers. Terri sets the plan and Allee delivers the sessions under her supervision. Most of the work happens through play and daily routines, so it fits naturally into your days.
What a session looks like
Sessions look like guided play on the floor, with lots of coaching for you woven in. We show you how to spark sounds, words, and connection during feeding, diaper changes, and play, so every day becomes a chance to help.
This support is designed for babies and toddlers from birth to three, when early help is gentlest and often most effective.
Ready when you are
There is no waitlist, so you can start soon. Reach out and we will respond the same day or the next business day to find a time that works for you.
Not sure where to start? The 15-minute call is free and there is no pressure. You can also call or text (479) 310-5174.
Common questions
Isn't my child too young for speech therapy?+
Not at all. The birth-to-three years are one of the best times to support communication, and early help is gentle and play-based. Sooner is almost always easier than later.
What does early intervention actually look like at this age?+
Mostly it looks like play and parent coaching. We help you turn everyday moments into chances for sounds, words, and connection, so it fits right into your routine.
How do I know if my child needs it?+
If you have a quiet worry, that is reason enough to reach out. An evaluation gives you either reassurance or a helpful head start, with no waitlist and a response the same day or the next business day.