Little words.
Big chats.
Playful speaking adventures where a word makes something wonderful happen. Add separate Math and Reading paths if you want them.
Speaking leads the adventure
Speech
Useful requests, words and conversation—with speech, taps, gestures, signs and AAC welcome.
Math
Counting, matching, shapes, patterns and age-ready problem solving.
Reading
Picture vocabulary, sounds, letters, stories and comprehension.
Continue the learning in everyday life
Bilingual Children and Speech Delay: What Parents Should Know
Does learning two languages cause speech delay? Learn what to note across languages and how to prepare questions for a speech-language evaluation.
Speech Delay Activities at Home: 6 Playful Ways to Invite Communication
Six simple play ideas using bubbles, trains, blocks and books to invite communication at home, with short word models and easy ways to adjust.
2-Year-Old Not Talking? How to Prepare for the Next Step
If your two-year-old is not talking, prepare clear observations and questions for a clinician, with simple examples of supportive play at home.
Made for shared smiles,
not performance pressure.
✓ No advertising inside child sessions
✓ Optional parent-consented speech feedback
✓ Help and skip are always available
✓ No recordings stored by TalkDelay
A small first step, together
Try two parent-led speaking turns before setting up an adventure. No account, payment or microphone needed.
Try a free speech activity →What happens next?
Listen to a model, invite a response in any comfortable way, then decide whether to set up a full speech adventure. You stay in control of microphone and video settings.