Receptive Language Milestones by 30 Months | teachmetotalk | Speech Therapy for Toddlers Laura Mize

Join pediatric speech-language pathologist Laura Mize, M.S., CCC-SLP from teachmetotalk.com for part 7 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 30 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....

[@mmmnnnn8870]

Laura, amazing video as usual! You are a superstar. I am reading your autism workbook as well, it is very helpful!

[@dominiquegordon8813]

This is so good ill have to watch this video again. Thank you 🙌🙏

[@TK-jr1km]

Very helpful as always!

[@Mike.Salimi]

Great video as always. Sorry the question is not related to this video. Who the child imitates more in terms of words and phrases ? Does he/she only imitate parents and caregivers or all in-group members(people who speak the same language)? Thanks again