Maura, mom of 3: "The Tiny Talker Playbook has been an invaluable resource in our home." Tracy, mom of 2: "My son has come so far since I took this course. He is using 6 and 7 word sentences now!". Stephanie, mom of 2: "This course is truly incredible!"
Maura, mom of 3: "The Tiny Talker Playbook has been an invaluable resource in our home." Tracy, mom of 2: "My son has come so far since I took this course. He is using 6 and 7 word sentences now!". Stephanie, mom of 2: "This course is truly incredible!"
The Tiny Talker Playbook Course
A Clear Path Forward When Your Toddler Isn't Talking Yet
From a Pediatric SLP & Fellow Toddler Mom Who's Been Where You Are
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You know something isn't quite right.
You watch your little one at the playground, and while the other children are chattering away, yours is pointing, grunting, pulling you by the hand. You see the frustration building in their eyes when they can't make you understand. The meltdowns are getting worse because they simply don't have the words yet.
Maybe your pediatrician said "wait and see" or "boys talk later" or "Einstein didn't talk until he was four." But here's what I know after 15 years of working with families just like yours: you're not overreacting. Your instinct that your child needs support? That's exactly right.
And the waiting? It's torture.
You're up at night googling "18-month-old not talking," scrolling through conflicting advice on mom groups, comparing milestones, wondering if you're doing something wrong. One article says it's fine, the next says to be concerned. You're stuck between being told not to worry and feeling like you should be doing something.
Here's what I want you to know: You're not alone, you're not failing, and there absolutely are things you can do right now to help your child find their voice.
Find out from other parents who trust in The Tiny Talker Playbook
I'm Nicole, and I understand this journey from both sides.
I'm a pediatric speech-language pathologist with 15 years of experience helping late talkers bloom into confident communicators. I'm also a mom of three. So when I say I get it, I really do.
I've sat across from hundreds of worried parents who felt exactly like you do right now. I've heard the guilt, the fear, the exhaustion of trying to decode what your child needs. I've also watched those same parents light up when they see their child finally break through.
The Tiny Talker Playbook was born from those moments. It's everything I wish I could sit down and teach every parent who's worried about their child's speech—the clear, evidence-based strategies that actually work, without the overwhelm or the waiting.
What if you could stop worrying and start helping—today?
Imagine knowing exactly what to do during breakfast, playtime, and bedtime to gently encourage more words. Picture your child's face lighting up when they successfully communicate for the first time instead of melting down. Envision actually enjoying this stage instead of dreading every social gathering where the speech gap feels so glaring.
This isn't magic. It's method. And it's completely within your reach.
The Tiny Talker Playbook gives you a step-by-step roadmap to support your child's language development—starting right now, in your own home, without waiting months for a therapy appointment.
“As a mom of three, The Tiny Talker Playbook has been an invaluable resource in our home. When my second son, John, experienced speech delays, we turned to Nicole and the Playbook for guidance. The tips on best practices, what not to do, and how to support a frustrated child without adding to their distress has been instrumental in helping our son get back on track. You will be so grateful you took this course.” - Maura, mom of 3
This course is for you if...
Your toddler (12 months to 4 years) has fewer words than their peers, and you're concerned
You've been told to "wait and see" but your gut says they need help now
You're stuck on a months-long waitlist for speech therapy
The tantrums are increasing because your child can't express their needs
You feel helpless watching your child struggle to communicate
You're tired of conflicting Google searches and want expert guidance
You're a new parent who wants to prevent delays before they possibly start
Your child is already in therapy, and you want to maximize progress at home
If any of this resonates, you're in the right place.
What you'll gain from The Tiny Talker Playbook
By the end of this two-hour course, you'll have:
A complete understanding of how speech and language actually develops—so you can stop second-guessing every little thing
The 7 most effective, research-backed strategies I teach in my practice to help toddlers start talking more (these work whether your child has zero words or 150)
Confidence to use everyday routines—meals, bath time, getting dressed—as powerful language-building opportunities without adding anything to your to-do list
Clear guidance on what to say, what not to say, and how to respond when your child is frustrated
The ability to distinguish between what's a developmental variation and what truly needs attention
A specific, actionable plan you can start implementing the moment you finish the last module
Most importantly: You'll feel equipped, empowered, and hopeful again.
Here's exactly what's inside the course
Module 1: Understanding Speech & Language Development
Finally understand the milestones that actually matter and why your child might be struggling
Module 2: The Foundation—Creating a Language-Rich Environment
Learn how to turn your home into a place where language naturally flourishes
Module 3: The 7 Core Strategies That Work
The exact techniques I use in therapy—simplified for you to use every single day
Module 4: Using Routines & Play to Boost Communication
No fancy toys or complicated activities needed—just your everyday life, optimized
Module 5: Managing Frustration & Behavior
Practical ways to support your child through the hard moments while still encouraging speech
Module 6: When to Seek Help & Next Steps
Red flags versus normal variation, plus how to advocate for your child if you need professional support
BONUS: Private Facebook Community
Connect with other parents on the same journey and get your questions answered by licensed speech-language pathologists
When you complete this course, here's what changes
Your mornings become calmer because you know exactly how to encourage communication during routine activities
Tantrums decrease as your child discovers they can get their needs met with words instead of tears
You stop comparing your child to others and start celebrating their individual progress
The weight of worry lifts as you realize you're actively helping your child every single day
You feel like yourself again—not just a worried parent constantly researching and stressing
And your child? They start to find their voice.
What parents are saying
"My son has come so far since I took this course. He is using 6 and 7 word sentences now!"
— Tracy, mom of 2
"It all just clicked. I stopped focusing on what Maggie wasn't doing and started using these simple strategies that actually helped her. She has made so much progress!"
— Abby, mom of 2
"This course is truly incredible!"
— Stephanie, mom of 2
Why this is different from everything else you've tried
Real, personalized support: Unlike generic online advice, you'll have access to me and my team of licensed SLPs through our private Facebook group. Your questions deserve real answers from real professionals.
Evidence-based but practical: These aren't theoretical concepts—they're the same strategies I use in my practice every day, simplified so busy parents can actually implement them.
No more guessing: You'll have a clear, step-by-step plan. No more conflicting advice. No more wondering if you're doing it right.
Fits your real life: These strategies work during meals, playtime, diaper changes, and car rides. You don't need special toys or extra time you don't have.
Lifetime access: Your child's needs will change as they grow. Revisit the course whenever you need a refresher or face a new challenge.
A note about timing
I know you're wondering if you should wait—maybe your child will catch up on their own, maybe it's not the right time financially, maybe they're too young or you're too busy.
Here's the truth I need to share with you, parent to parent: in child development, the window of optimal learning gets smaller as time passes. Every month of language delay can mean more frustration for your child, more gaps to close later, and more intervention needed down the line.
The strategies in this course work best when started early. And "early" is now—wherever your child is developmentally.
You don't need to wait for a diagnosis. You don't need to wait for your child to get older. You don't need to wait for the perfect moment.
Your child needs you to start today.
Investment & Options
One-Time Payment: $147
Payment Plan Available: Divide into manageable payments at checkout
What you get:
Immediate access to all 6 modules (approximately 2 hours of expert training)
Downloadable resources and strategy guides
Lifetime access to all course materials
Entry to our private parent community with SLP support
Updates and additions to the course at no extra cost
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this course right for me if my child is already receiving speech therapy?
Absolutely. This course isn't 1:1 therapy—it's parent training. Think of it as learning how to be your child's best practice partner at home. The more you know, the faster your child will progress.
What if I can't afford it right now?
I offer payment plans at checkout to make this more accessible. If that's still not feasible, join our email list so you'll know when the course reopens and when we offer promotions. What I don't want is for financial stress to prevent your child from getting help—but I also know that waiting can cost more in the long run, both emotionally and in terms of intervention needed later.
My child is very young (under 18 months). Should I wait to take the course?
Not at all. Prevention is powerful. Learning these strategies now means you'll be equipped to support your child's language from the very beginning. Many parents tell me they wish they'd known these techniques with their older children.
Why should I take this now instead of waiting to see if my child catches up?
Because the goal posts keep moving. What's "age-appropriate" for an 18-month-old is different than a 2-year-old, and different still for a 3-year-old. The longer the gap, the harder it becomes to close it. Starting now—when you first notice concerns—gives your child the best possible outcome.
What if I start the course and it doesn't work for my child?
The strategies in this course are evidence-based and have helped hundreds of children in my practice. However, every child is unique. If you work through the course and implement the strategies consistently for 4-6 weeks without seeing any progress, that's valuable information that your child likely needs more intensive, individualized support—and the course will help you understand what type of help to seek and how to advocate for it.
You're a good parent. That's why you're here.
You noticed. You cared. You researched. You're ready to take action.
That instinct—the one that brought you to this page—is exactly right. Your child needs an advocate, a champion, someone who will stop at nothing to help them find their voice.
That someone is you.
Let me give you the tools, the knowledge, and the confidence to be exactly what your child needs.
The overwhelm ends here. The waiting ends here. The wondering if you're doing enough—that ends here too.
Still have questions? Reach out at nicole@speechrise.com. I'm here to help. I answer all of my emails personally!
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