Chelsea Snyder

Chelsea Snyder

Speech Language Pathologist, MS, CCC-SLP

Hello! I'm a pediatric speech-language pathologist passionate about educating and empowering mamas and parents to support their kids' communication and feeding development. From breastfeeding and introducing solids, first words, and developing sounds, to school-aged speech delays, I love putting my knowledge into real-life relatable content for moms everywhere.

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A toddler with curly hair tied up, not wearing a shirt, looks directly at the camera with a slight smile and makes a hand gesture while sitting on a bed in a brightly lit room, as they approach their 12 month speech milestone.

Speech Milestones for Babies: 6 to 12 Months

Babies (3 - 11 months)
A woman with shoulder-length blonde hair is holding a baby. The woman is smiling and looking up at the baby, who is standing and looking back at her. They are indoors, with a window in the background letting in natural light. Scenes like these often capture the precious moments before babies start talking.

When Do Babies Start Talking?

Babies (3 - 11 months)
A woman in a yellow shirt is securing a smiling baby, who is dressed in a pink and white striped outfit, in a car seat. The car door is open, and sunlight streams into the car. She's chatting with the baby, incorporating language development every day into their routine.

How to Encourage Your Baby’s Language Development Every Day

Babies (3 - 11 months)

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An adult is lying on the floor, smiling at a baby sitting on the floor holding a block. They are surrounded by colorful wooden blocks and a green wagon, offering an excellent setting to improve vocabulary for kids. In the background, there is a crib, a wooden chest, and a dresser with toys on top.

How to Help Your Child Learn New Words and Build Vocabulary

Toddlers (1 - 2 years)

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