<a target="_blank" href="https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/1974663/open_sms">Send us a text</a>If you’re wondering how to help your toddler talk more, you might be overlooking one of the most powerful (and simplest) tools you already have—mealtime!In this episode of Talking Toddlers, we’re diving into why shared meals aren’t just about food—they’re about connection, conversation, and building the foundation for strong communication skills.I’ll break down:<ul><li>Why mealtime is a natural opportunity for boosting language development.</li></ul> <ul><li>How eating together fosters attention, listening, and social engagement.</li></ul> <ul><li>The hidden ways distractions (like screens) can interfere with speech and connection.</li></ul> <ul><li>Simple, realistic ways to create a mealtime routine that encourages talking—without stress.</li></ul>Whether your little one is just starting to babble or already putting words together, how you share meals can make a lasting impact. Tune in and discover how this one simple habit can help your toddler thrive!=============<a href='https://tr.ee/1Ugfm81_DY'>Building Vocabulary Guide</a> - get it NOW! CONNECT WITH ERIN contact@HyerLearning.com <a href='https://hyerlearning.com/'>www.HyerLearning.com</a> <a href='https://hyerlearning.myflodesk.com/waitlistparentgroup'>Join the Waitlist CLICK HERE</a>

Send us a text If you’re wondering how to help your toddler talk more, you might be overlooking one of the most powerful (and simplest) tools you already have—mealtime! In this episode of Talking Toddlers, we’re diving into why shared meals aren’t just about food—they’re about connection, conversation, and building the foundation for strong communication skills. I’ll break down:Why mealtime is a natural opportunity for boosting language development. How eating together fosters attention, listening, and social engagement. The hidden ways distractions (like screens) can interfere with speech and connection. Simple, realistic ways to create a mealtime routine that encourages talking—without stress.Whether your little one is just starting to babble or already putting words together, how you share meals can make a lasting impact. Tune in and discover how this one simple habit can help your toddler thrive! ============= Building Vocabulary Guide - get it NOW! CONNECT WITH ERIN contact@HyerLearning.com www.HyerLearning.com Join the Waitlist CLICK HERE

<a href="https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/1974663/open_sms" rel="noopener noreferrer">Send us a text</a>If you’re wondering how to help your toddler talk more, you might be overlooking one of the most powerful (and simplest) tools you already have—mealtime!In this episode of Talking Toddlers, we’re diving into why shared meals aren’t just about food—they’re about connection, conversation, and building the foundation for strong communication skills.I’ll break down:<ul><li>Why mealtime is a natural opportunity for boosting language development.</li></ul> <ul><li>How eating together fosters attention, listening, and social engagement.</li></ul> <ul><li>The hidden ways distractions (like screens) can interfere with speech and connection.</li></ul> <ul><li>Simple, realistic ways to create a mealtime routine that encourages talking—without stress.</li></ul>Whether your little one is just starting to babble or already putting words together, how you share meals can make a lasting impact.&nbsp;Tune in and discover how this one simple habit can help your toddler thrive!=============<a href="https://tr.ee/1Ugfm81_DY" rel="noopener noreferrer">Building Vocabulary Guide</a> - get it NOW! CONNECT WITH ERIN contact@HyerLearning.com <a href="https://hyerlearning.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.HyerLearning.com</a> <a href="https://hyerlearning.myflodesk.com/waitlistparentgroup" rel="noopener noreferrer">Join the Waitlist CLICK HERE</a>

Want Your Toddler to Talk More? Start at the Table (Part 3 of 3) Ep 101

As a new mom, don’t you wish you had someone whispering in your ear with practical and trustworthy guidance? Finding clarity can be challenging these days, and the uncertainty seems almost deafening. Talking Toddlers breaks down how our children grow, learn &amp; develop - by building relationships, human connections, and learning through language. I’m Erin Hyer, a licensed speech-language pathologist - and for nearly 35 years I’ve played with kids on the floor, inspired parents to use everyday routines for learning, consulted with early educators, and trained graduate students to move beyond the classroom and “think outside the box.” My purpose is clear - understand how the brain learns to learn, bridge any gaps before they turn into life-long challenges, and keep kids moving forward. I don’t believe in “taking anything for granted” or “leaving it to chance.” Nor do I subscribe to accepting the increasing “new normal.” Parents are in a very special position to create a language-rich home environment &amp; truly guide kids to thrive, to learn through everyday activities, while building confidence, flexibility and a true curiosity for learning. Episodes will bring practical ideas, as well as, some deep dives to help you understand why there are roadblocks? I believe we are more likely to implement strategies and activities or make changes if we know the reasoning behind them. My goal - to help moms feel empowered and toddlers happier. Please join me every Tuesday, Talking Toddlers where moms come for clarity, connection and courage. Stay tuned for amazing interviews, discussions &amp; practical guidance on how Talking Toddlers learn to thrive - at home - with their moms!

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As a new mom, don’t you wish you had someone whispering in your ear with practical and trustworthy guidance? Finding clarity can be challenging these days, and the uncertainty seems almost deafening. Talking Toddlers breaks down how our children grow, learn & develop - by building relationships, human connections, and learning through language. I’m Erin Hyer, a licensed speech-language pathologist - and for nearly 35 years I’ve played with kids on the floor, inspired parents to use everyday routines for learning, consulted with early educators, and trained graduate students to move beyond the classroom and “think outside the box.” My purpose is clear - understand how the brain learns to learn, bridge any gaps before they turn into life-long challenges, and keep kids moving forward. I don’t believe in “taking anything for granted” or “leaving it to chance.” Nor do I subscribe to accepting the increasing “new normal.” Parents are in a very special position to create a language-rich home environment & truly guide kids to thrive, to learn through everyday activities, while building confidence, flexibility and a true curiosity for learning. Episodes will bring practical ideas, as well as, some deep dives to help you understand why there are roadblocks? I believe we are more likely to implement strategies and activities or make changes if we know the reasoning behind them. My goal - to help moms feel empowered and toddlers happier. Please join me every Tuesday, Talking Toddlers where moms come for clarity, connection and courage. Stay tuned for amazing interviews, discussions & practical guidance on how Talking Toddlers learn to thrive - at home - with their moms!

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