Speech therapy for toddlers usually involves play-based activities because toddlers learn best through play. The therapist will use games and toys to help your child develop their speech skills. They may also use books, songs, and other materials to help your toddler learn new words and sounds.

Parents are actively involved in the process, receiving guidance from SLPs on how to support their child's progress outside of therapy sessions. By fostering early communication skills, toddler speech therapy aims to empower children to effectively express themselves and engage with their environment as they continue to grow and develop.