Tools
Checklists, screeners, and at-home practice frameworks you can put to use between sessions.
“Articulation therapy“ practice ‘k’ and ‘G’ at home
If your child says 'tup' for 'cup' or 'do' for 'go', the K and G sounds are still developing — and there's a specific articulation method paediatric speech therapists use for it. Here's what we do, and what you can practise at home.
Effective Speech Therapy Activities for Toddlers with Speech Delay
Specific evidence-based activities you can do with a 1.5–3 year old at home to support speech and language development. Not generic advice; specific techniques speech therapists use, translated for parents.
How to Give Speech Therapy at Home: A Parent’s Gentle Guide
A gentle, structured guide to giving your child speech-therapy support at home — what to do, what to avoid, what realistic progress looks like, and when to call a professional.
Speech Therapy at Home: 10 Important Tips for Parents
Ten evidence-based things parents can do at home to support a child's speech and language development — embedded into daily routines rather than added as separate practice sessions.