1/5 Speech Sound Development Series. We don’t expect perfect speech in our toddlers, however as they turn 3, 4 and 5 years old, we do expect them to be mastering their sounds and to have mastered all of them by the age of 6. In this episode, I’ll take you through what to expect of your kids’ pronunciation at each age. Check out my Instagram for more information: www.instagram.com/speechwithalex_

5/5 Toddler Language Development Series - If you’ve got a toddler right now (2023), chances are they were a Covid baby. You might be wondering what that means for your toddler from here on out. Take a listen to find out what we know so far. Check out my Boost Toddler Language Video Library if you want to learn more strategies: https://speechwithalextrichilo.teachable.com/p/boost-vocabulary-for-toddlers

4/5 Toddler Language Development Series - you might be surprised to discover that I don’t have a list of toys or apps that you should immediately buy for your kids to help with their speech and language development. Take a listen to find out why! Check out my Boost Toddler Vocabulary Video Library here: https://speechwithalextrichilo.teachable.com/p/boost-vocabulary-for-toddlers 👯‍♀️👯‍♀️👯‍♀️Take a look at the awesome Perth Baby and Toddler Music and Movement classes that I mention in this episode: www.dynamicperformingarts.com.au or www.instagram.com/dynamicbabybopnballet

3/5 Toddler Language Development Series - I know what you’re thinking - I want my toddler to TALK not sign! But tune into this episode so hear how signs and language can go hand in hand 😉 Learn more about Key Word Sign at https://kwsa.org.au/ or www.instagram.com/kws_aus

2/5 Toddler Language Development Series - Take a listen to hear about how your child’s brain learns language and then learn FIVE strategies you can start using right now for your toddler’s language development. Check out the Second Scout products that I mention in this episode at www.secondscout.com.au You can also take a look at my Boost Toddler Language video library for more strategies https://speechwithalextrichilo.teachable.com/p/boost-vocabulary-for-toddlers

1/5 Toddler Language Development Series - Ever wondered if your toddler is on track with their vocabulary? Or maybe it feels like all the other toddlers are talking so much more than yours. I’ll walk you through the vocabulary development that we expect to see in toddlers in this episode so take a listen. Check out my Boost Toddler Language Video Library here: https://speechwithalextrichilo.teachable.com/p/boost-vocabulary-for-toddlers

Currently, its not easy finding a Speech Pathologist in Australia, particularly one with availability. Find out 6 ways of finding a Speech Pathologist. If you’re looking for the free group I mentioned at the end of the episode, join using this link: https://www.facebook.com/groups/speechwithalex/?ref=share_group_link and if you want to follow Alex, see her instagram: www.instagram.com/speechwithalextrichilo

A quick overview of the funding options for families for Speech Pathology services. If you have further options, please let me know so that I can update this episode along the way. Follow Alex www.instagram.com/speechwithalextrichilo

There are many, many myths about Speech Pathology, many of which get perpetuated by well-meaning people, but can mean that a child doesn’t receive speech therapy in a timely manner which could be detrimental to their development. Some of the myths include, that Speech Therapy is easy, we just play with kids all day, or that iPads will be teach my child to read and speak. Take a listen to find out about those two and more! Follow Alex on instagram www.instagram.com/speechwithalextrichilo or take a look at her online video libraries to learn more speechwithalextrichilo.teachable.com

Happy Speech Pathology Week! This episode forms part of a short 4-part mini series about Speech Pathology so stay tuned for the next 3 episodes. Follow Alex’s Instagram to learn more www.instagram.com/speechwithalextrichilo or sign up to one of her video libraries: speechwithalextrichilo.teachable.com

What even is a lisp? Won’t they just grow out of it? Alex Trichilo the Speech Pathologist answers all your questions. Follow Alex www.Instagram.com/speechwithalextrichilo

With approximately two children in every class having Developmental Language Disorder, it is something that everyone should know about! Listen in to hear what DLD is, signs to look out for, myths around children with language disorders and more. Follow me on Instagram www.instagram.com/speechwithalextrichilo

If you’re questioning whether your baby or toddler is a late talker, listen in! Alex Trichilo, the Speech Pathologist will take you through what to expect, when to refer, and what to do at home. If you’re wanting to get your hands on the Boost cards she mentions in this episode, they aren’t currently available for sale but will hopefully be printed again late in 2022. Follow Alex now www.Instagram.com/speechwithalextrichilo

Babbling - an important step for our babies to progress through in those first 12 months as a foundation for speech. But there are lots of other baby sounds to consider. Take a listen to find out from your host - Alex Trichilo, Speech Pathologist and mum of three. Www.instagram.com/speechwithalextrichilo

Weekly snippets of info about all things speech, language and more from Perth Mum and Speech Pathologist, Alex Trichilo

As part of Speech Pathology Week, I speak to four amazing mums, each of whom have a child with a diagnosis that impacts upon their communication skills. The theme of this year's SP Week is "Communicating with Confidence" so I ask these 4 mums just what this phrase means to them. This episode is seriously worth a listen, despite the stresses that these families experience, you will feel inspired and uplifted. My guests are all on instagram: www.instagram.com/steffholmes.co www.instagram.com/hears_millsy www.instagram.com/bookieboobox www.instagram.com/expressyourself_withelliot (PS if you want to get the discount for my 100 Club, head to www.alextrichilo.com/love)

Penny equips you, as parents, with the tools to learn more about childhood illness and symptoms before your child experiences them. It's the kind of information you probably wish you knew earlier but why not start now. Learn with Penny about rashes, fevers, breathing, colds and flu's, Immunity, supplements, allergies and more. And hey, she's a mum too so she totally gets what you are going through. You can find out more about Sick Happens (plus her awesome digital products and fridge magnet) at www.sickhappens.com.au and her instagram www.instagram.com/sick.happens (PS if you want to get the discount for my 100 Club, head to www.alextrichilo.com/love)

A snapshot of the wealth of knowledge from Jen Butler. We mainly talk sleep, but as you listen, you'll very quickly discover that Jen uses her many qualifications to provide a service that meets each individual family's needs. There is no one size fits all when it comes to babies and toddlers. Jen Butler from Jen Butler Early Parenting has qualifications as a Maternal Child Health Nurse, Registered Nurse and Midwife, Certified Sleep Consultant, International Board Certified Lactation Consultation and Circle of Security Facilitator. That's a lot of learning! You can find out more about Jen at www.jenniferbutler.com.au and her instagram www.instagram.com/jenbutlerearlyparenting and go check out her podcast too - full of nuggets of practical info and strategies. (PS if you want to get the discount for my 100 Club, head to www.alextrichilo.com/love)

Learn more about what to expect in your baby as they learn to talk from birth to first words. I give you my top 3 strategies that are so easy to start doing straight away.

If you have a baby or you're expecting a baby, you'll know how many milestones there are to keep track of! Australian Paediatric Physiotherapist, Alana Gardini created an amazing book called My Strong Little Body which guides parents from birth through to toddlerhood. She has packed heaps of that book into this episode so you're going to want to listen! Get the transcript, the references and a link to the book at www.alextrichilo.com/4