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For preschools, daycares and childcare providers
You hear children talk every day, so you're often the first to notice a delay. Give parents a gentle next step: a free consultation with a licensed SLP, online.
Ages 2 to 5 are a busy time for talking
The slip lists what you noticed in plain words, so you don't have to find the right thing to say on the spot. The parent decides what to do.
There's no waitlist, so a child you're worried about in the fall isn't still waiting in the spring.
For children under 3, families can also contact their state's free early intervention program. We explain how in our early intervention guide.
Read our early intervention guide and what happens at age 3.
Any one of these is a reason to mention it to the parent
Not sure what's typical for an age? See our speech milestones by age.
Three steps, and the family stays in charge
Hand the parent a slip, share our link, or put up a flyer. You don't need to diagnose anything.
A 15-minute call with a licensed speech-language pathologist. No referral or diagnosis needed, and no waitlist.
We work directly with the family. Nothing about a child comes back to you unless the parent asks us to share it.
Free to print, or ask us for printed copies
Half-sheet slips: tick what you noticed, write the child's first name, and hand it to the parent. The parent scans the code to book.
Download slips (PDF, two per page)“Is my toddler a late talker?” A one-page checklist parents can fill in at home before deciding what to do.
Download the checklist (PDF)Free for your organization
A short, practical talk for parents on what's typical and when to ask for help, a session for your staff on spotting speech and language concerns and raising them kindly, or printed slips and flyers. Presented by a licensed speech-language pathologist. Along the Wasatch Front, our team comes to you and our speech-language pathologist joins by video. Anywhere else, the whole session can be online.
Common questions from partners
Parents can book a free 15-minute consultation online any time, no referral needed.
15-minute call. No obligation.
Or call (855) 913-4333