Receptive Language Milestones by 24 Months | teachmetotalk | Speech Therapy for Toddlers

In this 14 part podcast series, learn all the language milestones from under 12 months to 48 months. We'll break down all milestones for both receptive and expressive language into 6 month age ranges. In each show (as well as on the handout), we'll define each skill, discuss its importance for language development, and then talk about the best strategies for targeting the skill in therapy sessions and at home. This information will serve as a fantastic reminder for typical language acquisition, as well as a great resource for parent education.
In this course, we're discussing the receptive language milestones acquired by 24 months
For speech-language pathologists, other therapists and professionals who work in early intervention and pediatrics, and parents of toddlers and preschoolers with speech-language delays.
Link to purchase $5 CEU credit:
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Link to Teach Me To Talk: The Therapy Manual
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Link to sign up for my daily emails and for my free Parent's Guide to Language Development
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Link for Ultimate Toy List for Toddlers with Language Delays and Autism
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Link for START HERE page with THERAPY MANUALS purchase information
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Therapy manuals for professionals & parents for toddlers & preschoolers with language delays:
The Autism Workbook teachmetotalk....
Let's Talk About Talking teachmetotalk....
Teach Me To Talk The Therapy Manual teachmetotalk....
Building Verbal Imitation Skills in Toddlers teachmetotalk....
Teach Me To Play WITH You teachmetotalk....
FUNctional Phonology teachmetotalk....
The Apraxia Workbooks 1 & 2 teachmetotalk....

[@edwardsashnic]

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[@Saigy]

How common is high receptive language in asd kids? If already at 15-16 months all 24months receptive milestons were already achieved ? I suspect ASD in my toddler, because of delayed expressive language (about 50 words at 21 months) and some other flags. But her receptive was very good from the very young age, like she could feed me and her toys on request or give me asked toy on request at 9 months already. Command "throw your diaper to the trash" she could do since 10 months. Now she can understand and show on pictures where is day/night, summer/winter, left/right, up/down, small/big etc plus colors, shapes etc. She can do unusual comands like "hide remote under pillow", "show me all animals with a tail", it seems she understand more than enough. I dont understand how its possible to have good receptive language and delayed expressive 😢 Could this be because of ASD?

[@moneylinda]

I do talk to my children every day and night but still no real words and they sometimes imitate. It is really hard having children with special needs and autism....

[@szilviand693]

it is really hard.. for us, and for them as well.. but hang in there, Laura Mize methods WORK ♡

[@JO-yx4li]

My child 2yrs is a light talker, she doesn't repeat words consistently. Sometimes it seems like she doesn't understand. Sometimes she just counts along and tries to sing abcs. Should I focus on receptive language?

[@teachmetotalk]

YES! Focus on helping her understand more words and learning to imitate. She may have to start with imitating easier things -- like actions and sound effects - before she's ready to imitate words. Check out my manual Building Verbal Imitation in Toddlers for step-by-step directions for teaching her to imitate words. Thanks for your comment! Laura

[@user-eb7of6yf5i]

Hello. I have a child (20months exposed to 4 languages). He is speaking a lot (around 200 words, some 2 words combination) but i am afraid he is not meeting the receptive language milestones that well. How is this possible?

[@user-eb7of6yf5i]

He meets them almost all but not SO well. A bit hit and miss (at least some of them are hit and miss).

[@Djdnjskalskf]

@@user-eb7of6yf5ihow’s it doing today?

[@moneylinda]

I have 3 boys with autism. They barely play with toys or even play functionally. Not sure what to do at this point. My son's are 3, 5 and 10

[@sarahhopeful6683]

I hope that you can get help from your community. It is not easy to stimulate children with autism. Please don't blame yourself! Do you have any programs for help in your country?

[@kcc3090]

What about ADD / ADHD ?