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Speech-Language Milestones by Age – Parent Handouts

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These reference pages provide an overview of speech and language milestones at different ages.  Great for concise, easy-to-understand handouts to give to parents based on age!

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Number of pages: 15 color + 15 black and white handouts

Description

Are you an SLP or SLPA looking for a comprehensive and easy-to-distribute resource for parents to understand their child’s speech and language development milestones?

Look no further! These reference pages provide an overview of speech and language development at different ages.

Topics Include: oral-motor and feeding, prelinguistic skills, speech sounds, phonological patterns, intelligibility, vocabulary, pronouns, syntax, morphology, answering wh questions, asking wh questions, listening skills, basic concepts, social skills, literacy, and executive functioning.

Great for concise, easy-to-understand handouts to give to parents based on age!

Perfect for…

➜ milestones based on age.
➜ an easier way to communicate about speech milestones.
➜ a simple overview of development with parent-friendly terms.
➜ parent, caregiver, and teacher handouts.
➜ easy access to the latest research while writing reports and in IEP meetings.
➜ functional room décor – posters, bulletin board.
➜ black and white versions for an ink-saving option to give to caregivers and teachers.

Each handout offers a clear overview of crucial speech and language milestones across various ages, from infancy to early school years. With these language development handouts, you can easily guide parents through the speech milestones for their child.

✅ WHAT’S INCLUDED

15 HANDOUTS (IN COLOR + BLACK & WHITE)

  • 0-12 months (1 page)
  • 1-2 years (2 pages)
  • 2-3 years (3 pages)
  • 3-4 years (3 pages)
  • 4-5 years (3 pages)
  • 5-6 years (2 pages)
  • 6-7 years (1 page)

Plus, a citations page.

All of the handouts are in one easy-to-find place with a hyperlinked table of contents. No more fumbling around trying to find what you need!

Black and white versions are included as a print-friendly option to hand out to teachers and parents.

ASSEMBLY IDEAS:

  • Place in sheet protectors in a binder
  • Print the black and white versions on colored paper
  • Frame as posters for your wall or make a bulletin board
  • On-the-go: print four to a page and put on a keyring

NOTE: Some numbers depict ”averages” instead of “milestones” due to the latest research and what was reported.

 

 

FAQ:

Is this different from the Speech-Language Development Handouts?

  • Yes, this is a different resource! The key difference is that this resource is organized by age and provides a concise overview of the skills acquired in each age group.
  • The Speech-Language Development Handouts are organized by skill area and go into much more depth with examples, terminology, and supporting research. They also contain other topics that aren’t associated with age milestones (hierarchies, stuttering, place-manner-voice and vowel charts, phonological awareness, etc.)
  • Both resources utilize the same milestones and research.

 

 

SLPS AND EDUCATORS LIKE YOU SAID…

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐“I use this resource DAILY! It’s perfect for initial evals, re evals, and progress notes. And, even better for parent education. Probably my most used product from TpT.”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐“This is a wonderful resource to have both for reference, in my speech room and to give as handouts! A must have to add to the collection!”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐“This is such a comprehensive resource! Worth every penny! You definitely worked really hard on providing such valuable information! Thank you!”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐“This is a great addition to Allison’s handouts! Perfect to provide parents at the end of an evaluation for a comprehensive overview of milestones!”

 

 

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This is a digital product that will be available for download upon purchase. Due to the nature of this product, there are no returns.

Copyright © Allison Fors, Inc. All rights reserved by author.
Do not share this document with anyone or upload it to the Internet or your website. Copying any part of this product and placing it on the Internet in any form is strictly forbidden. Do not modify or alter this document. Permission to reproduce for individual use only.  If you would like to share with other therapists or teachers, please purchase additional licenses or direct them to my store. You may share individual pages with the families with whom you work.

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240 reviews for Speech-Language Milestones by Age – Parent Handouts

  1. Lauren K. –

    this is a great resource to have access to. information is helpful

  2. Kimberly B. –

    I am really excited to use this resource to help parents understand what their children should be doing at certain ages and to help those who are over anxious to realize their child is doing great. It will also be helpful in IEP meeting to develop age appropriate goals. Thanks Alison!

  3. Allyson Pfeifer –

    I just got this resource and I already love it! It’s going to be such a wonderful resource for me to share with parents and teachers of students on my caseload.

  4. Adeline SLP –

    Its a great tool to display to parents. She divides the skills according to their category. Very helpful.

  5. Lynsey Jacobs –

    I am preparing to leave my school position to see kiddos on the side through private practice. This has helped me prepare for qualifying/referencing on my own, apart from our own district guidelines. I know I will be using this frequently in the future!

  6. Sarah H. –

    Love this resource and the amount of information it includes!

  7. Lindsay M. –

    great compilation of resources- plan to use for IEPs and meeting with classroom teachers

  8. Lindsey S. –

    Extremely comprehensive resource that will be a huge asset to my professional library!

  9. Kara S. –

    Great resource! I like how it covers a variety of areas from 0-7 years. The information is very organized and concise, making it easily accessible when you need a quick reference.

  10. Cristina C. –

    This is such a wonderful and complete milestone packet that covers all aspects of development. Very parent-friendly.

  11. Jaime M. –

    This is just the resource I have been looking wanting to find. Preschool was recently added to my caseload and this is a great reference. Thank you!

  12. SILVINA S. –

    Easy access when needed. Clear, with nice colors and info required every day

  13. Tracey N. –

    A quick reference guide by age range. Thank you Allison for another great product.

  14. Elissa Kaufman –

    A great resource to use with parents! Love that the milestones are broken down by age. Excellent!

  15. courtney R. –

    Great resource to give parents and other educators.

  16. Cambria Robinson Speech –

    This has been a great reference sheet for me and to show to my student’s parents. Thank you!

  17. Jamie S. –

    Such a handy resource! I love all the milestone resources, they make report-writing so easy and really help to structure my therapy plans.

    Really well organized!

  18. Rachel Z. –

    LOVE this resource! Such a helpful go to for norms!

  19. Speech Spark SLP –

    Great, easy to read and refer to handouts! Thank you

  20. Samantha L –

    I have enjoyed having this resource available to me and to discuss with my coworkers

  21. Abbey M. –

    I have been running several parent groups in the community and these have been an amazing resource to give out to families wondering where their children are at developmentally.

  22. Roxy SLP –

    This is a great addition to Allison’s handouts! Perfect to provide parents at the end of an evaluation for a comprehensive overview of milestones!

  23. Tracy G. –

    Love this resource as a means of double checking that I am targeting the right language abilities

  24. Taylor Block –

    Comprehensive resource! This is a great quick reference and something I can share with parents/teachers I work with. THANK YOU!

  25. Rebecca V. –

    Allison’s handouts are a great reference for early language milestones.

  26. Lori C. –

    Comprehensive resource that provides information in an accessible format. Thank you!

  27. Panda Speech –

    Love all of your handouts! So helpful and so beautiful!

  28. Jena S. –

    This is such a great resource! I love having all this information together in one place. Thanks for creating such a thorough resource!

  29. Tammy M. –

    An excellent resource! It will be very useful information for me to share with parents and teachers for the students on my caseload.

  30. PlayingSpeech –

    I love how succinct these handouts are. And they are beautifully laid out. Perfect to give to families. Thank you!

  31. Kayla Megan –

    Very useful resource for the milestones! Fantastic handouts to give to parents/teachers.

  32. Nikki S. –

    Great resource for parents to look and see where their child is compared to others.

  33. Barbara T. –

    I love all of your resources. I own, love, and frequently reference your grammar and speech “bibles” and this one is no different. So useful and the layout/presentation is beautiful and easy to read.

  34. The Busy Speech Path –

    This is such a comprehensive resource! Worth every penny! You definitely worked really hard on providing such valuable information! Thank you!

  35. Nancy B. –

    This is a great resource to share with parents so they can see what skills their child should be developing at their age.

  36. Charlee U. –

    This is a wonderful resource to have both for reference, in my speech room and to give as handouts! A must have to add to the collection!

  37. Isabella Arley –

    LOVE your resources!! I am an SLP grad student, and I know this will come in handy. Thank you!!

  38. a V. –

    Thank you for this resource! Very helpful

    Thank you

  39. Maria B. –

    Great handout for parent and teacher information!

  40. Ashlyn L. –

    This has been a great resource to hand out to parents. It explains milestones in a clear and simple way. Love this!

  41. Jennifer O. –

    This is a nice resource to have by age. Thank you!

  42. Monica G. –

    Great resource for parents! The time it saves to have everything right there for you so you can explain to parents. Pages are well organized and parents love them!

  43. Amber S. –

    I am obsessed with this resource–the visuals and colors are engaging, it’s full of well researched information, and is a great reference to have during IEP meetings.

  44. Tiny Voices SLP –

    These handouts are great to give to parents. Thank you!

  45. Amy B. –

    I had been wanting to develop some handouts of my own for key milestones at different ages that cover a multitude of skills. Now I don’t have to! I love all of Allison’s handouts and milestone charts. Definitely had to add this to my stack of resources!

  46. Speech with Sara –

    Such a wonderful resource to share with parents! I love that every speech/language area is included and the organized layout is great!

  47. Chelsea S. –

    I used this amazing resource to create a “developmental milestone” binder for a family I am working with that has a child with cochlear implants. The parents were appreciative of this resource that we can all reference back to during our sessions.

  48. Ellie M. –

    Thank you for sharing this wonderful resource! It’s so helpful!

  49. Melanie N. –

    This is a great resource! I created a bulletin board for a lot of the information. Thanks!!

  50. Andrea S. –

    I Love this resource to inform parents and teachers.

  51. Kennedy M. –

    I found this resource incredibly helpful. It’s easy to read and parents find it informative.

  52. Alethea M. –

    This is a great resource to use as a quick reference with parents and teachers.

  53. Ms. Roberts –

    I use this resource DAILY! It’s perfect for initial evals, re evals, and progress notes. And, even better for parent education. Probably my most used product from TpT.

  54. TheSpeechSpace –

    This is a great resource to reference and have on hand. Makes it easy to show/explain to parents, too!

  55. Courtney W. –

    My students loved it! The visuals kept their interest!

  56. Nelly C. –

    Visually appealing and easy to understand and show parents.

  57. Ashton F. –

    Great reference to use when writing reports! Thank you!

  58. Kelley S. –

    This is very informative. It’s well-designed and easily understood. Thank you!

  59. Jessica Andrzejewski –

    This is SO helpful for evaluations and being able to show parents where a child falls or should be. Very helpful addition to my speech room.

  60. Jessica Rozema –

    It is so great to have all of the milestones in one place to quickly grab when I need to reference them.

  61. Melissa V. –

    Love these handouts! These are so helpful for parents to have to compare to developmental norms.

  62. Marilyn V. –

    Excellent resource. Well-developed and research based. All of Allison’s products are top quality.

  63. Malinda H. –

    This is a great resource to give to parents! I highly recommend not only this resource but anything that Allison makes! She is a genius!

  64. Elyse F. –

    I love Allison! I love all of her resources. They are so handy for quick references!

  65. Cassandra W. –

    Great reference sheet to give to teachers when they are questioning the appropriateness of student communication!

  66. Stacie K. –

    This has been a great resource! Perfect to share with parents!

  67. Verlee G. –

    I love sending home this resource and sharing it with teachers at my school. The information is clearly stated and colorful. Thank you.

  68. Alyssa S. –

    I have referred to this resource often since I bought it! This has been helpful for my own personal use and to explain milestones to teachers and parents. Very helpful!

  69. Kelli M. –

    Great resource to share with teachers, parents and paraprofessionals.

  70. Jessica D. –

    This is a very helpful guide and reference for milestones.

  71. Jessica L. –

    Great resource! Wonderful to be able to give to teachers and parents! Thank you!

  72. Kira Shelton –

    Good to hand out to parents and to remind myself of what is typical.

  73. Ashley H. –

    This is an amazing tool! I love having the ability to pull out quick reference sheets to share with parents to highlight those developmental communication milestones. So helpful!

  74. Leanne Dyson –

    This resource has helped explain to parents that their child should be doing at their age. It helps them visualize where their child should be!!!!

  75. Cheryl W. –

    This is an amazing resource! It allows me to easily talk to parents and show they where their child is functioning. The research that went into this product is top notch and makes me feel more confident when discussing norms with parents.

  76. Karena Haskoor –

    Such a great resource to have as a reference or to give out to parents!

  77. Jessica Johnson –

    SUCH a helpful resource. It’s visually pleasing and easy to read as well as a great general resource for parents!

  78. Donna O. –

    This is the perfect resource and handout for you and your parents. I love the color copies for myself since it highlights important areas that I can quickly look at for vocabulary, oral-motor/feeding, syntax, basic concepts and asking/answering questions. Not to mention speech intelligibility, literacy, and executive functioning for older kiddos. There is also a set of black and white copies that are great to give to parents.

  79. Kim Reid –

    Love the resource. Quick easy visuals at your fingertips. Your resources never disappoint.

  80. Andria C. –

    Really a great handout for teachers and parents especially during training

  81. Silvia M. –

    As your other resources, exceptionally helpful. Thank you.

  82. Sherry P. –

    A great resource to use when explaining milestones to parents especially since it lists age. It is much easier for them to understand therapy goals and the hierarchy.

  83. Kristyna Nauta –

    Great resource for report writing and for making goals. It is also a nice resource to give teachers and parents.

  84. Speech T. –

    Great packet, very informative, thank you for sharing!

  85. Emily F. –

    Always need a good resource to use and refer to — love these

  86. Megan S. –

    This is an awesome resource and has a lot of details in it. Exactly what I was looking for!

  87. Eiliana H. –

    I enjoy clear and clean handouts for parents to see.

  88. Lisa D. –

    I use this resource often when meeting with parents about their child’s skills.

  89. Kylie Darland –

    These hand outs are visually appealing. However, I didn’t like that there were 3 handouts per age (I was hoping everything would be presented on 1 page) and I didn’t quite understand the organization of the information.

  90. Val G –

    So useful and great resource to have in order to be able to check quick facts before/during meetings.

  91. Mary R. –

    A great resource to share with parents so they understand expectations for each age.

  92. Daniella L. –

    I loved this!! I was able to refer to it a lot this year working with preschoolers

  93. Tracy S. –

    A well-organized set of materials. Helpful to have nearby when writing up an evaluation, speaking with parents, or classroom teachers.

  94. miranda S. –

    Very functional and accessible. Easy to use and incorporate into practice.

  95. Lisa Garza –

    These are great to share with parents and a quick reference for me as well!

  96. Joanne C. –

    Fabulous resource for both parents and myself.
    Love having all the info I need readily available in a succinct manner.
    Perfect for parents to take home as a visual of what we covered in first sessions.

  97. The Speech Zone –

    Great handouts to share with parents and daycare providers.

  98. Tiffany H. –

    Great resource to have handy when talking with parents or other staff members! So much work and thought has gone into this resource. Definitely one for your toolbox!

  99. Colleen H. –

    This resource has great visuals and colors which make it engaging! I am looking forward to using this during IEP season. It has a lot of great information!

  100. Beverley D. –

    This is a great resource to have for my own reference as well as to have handouts to give to parents.

  101. Cailin D. –

    This is such a great resource. I use it for parent handouts when needed. Thank you!

  102. Something To Talk About –

    Great resource to share with parents and other professionals!

  103. Molly O. –

    Amazing resource! Organized, easy to read, and helpful to have on hand to share with parents.

  104. Olivia O. –

    This is going to be used multiple times throughout my career. I am currently a CF and am excited to have this ready whenever needed. Thank you!

  105. Nayllim R. –

    Extremely satisfied with this resource! It is great as a handout for parents during that initial evaluation and as a quick reference when writing your reports.

  106. Samantha S. –

    I reference these frequently & use them as handouts for families as well.

  107. The Relatable SLP –

    These are the best handouts that I consistently go back to and reference in meetings.

  108. Emily R. –

    Love this presentation! Would love for all school ages!

  109. Meghan M. –

    I love these activities! I can use this with my whole caseload.

  110. Kira F. –

    These are great handouts that are nicely designed and well organized. I like to give them out when families come for evaluations or with the evaluation report.

  111. Rebecca R. –

    I’m always looking for good resources to share with parents and other educators!

  112. Valerie K. –

    Wonderful and comprehensive resource! I use and refer back to these often! Love that the milestones are all on one page and easy to reference! Great resource!!

  113. Debbie F. –

    This resource has been so incredibly useful – I consult it almost daily for my own purposes as well as when giving parent feedback! Thank you!

  114. Suzanne Clark –

    Great product! The students really liked it and were engaged.

  115. Colleen Dalymple –

    This is an extremely helpful resource to use within my private practice. It is an easy go to resource to go back to look at when I need to find answers.

  116. Lindsey Karol –

    Very comprehensive product! I use the material often!

  117. Jessica P. –

    Great for parent handouts, as well as, goal writing. I use this resource every day.

  118. Nicole K. –

    This resource is a MUST HAVE! Easily being able to provide parents with information regarding speech and language development has been a life saver for me!

  119. Danielle M. –

    These milestones are so clear, concise, and colorful. Thank you!

  120. Amy G. –

    What a great reference! Always so impressed by the time and effort put into these materials!

  121. Tamara C. –

    These have been super helpful for ESIT & preK referrals-thank you so much!!!

  122. jenna C. –

    Ver helpful for parents and teachers – using these to help with the referral process and to educate school staff.

  123. Dayna S. –

    Very helpful resource when talking with parents about milestones!

  124. Jamie A. –

    Amazing resource! SO easy to send home with parents and very visually appealing! Thanks for your work!

  125. Young at Heart SLP –

    Packed with lots of meaningful info in one handy packet!

  126. Rising Sun Speech –

    My students loved this activity. Thank you so much, this was such a great activity.

  127. Kamila K. –

    great resource to utilize in speech therapy with a variety of students

  128. JLB Speech Therapy –

    Allison Fors does it again! This resource is so comprehensive. It’s a helpful resource for me as a SLP and for me to hand out to parents. Thank you!

  129. Tara Bass –

    This is exactly what I need to help families understand what their student’s are working on and how they are doing with developing skills.

  130. Courtney L. –

    Love these! Such a great reference tool. I printed and put them in a binder for easy access.

  131. Robin Baker –

    Great product! Easy to use. Exactly as described!

  132. Shelby W. –

    Great reference sheets for both goal progression as well as parent/caregiver coaching. Love the layout.

  133. Laura O. –

    Love this quick to grab resource. I have laminated them and put the pages on a binder ring for quick access to review milestones, share with families and caregivers during evaluations, and just for general information.

  134. Sarah N. –

    Great to use with parents in my private practice. This was helpful for them to take home

  135. Tiffany M. –

    This is a great resource to show parents and teachers to help review milestones and talk about where there child should be and where they may be performing at this time. It has great visuals and is very pleasing to look at.

  136. Hannah Watkins –

    Great resource to provide parents with milestones in evaluations and screeners!

  137. Kaitlyn R. –

    This resource has been so helpful about breaking down various skills by age. I reference this resource daily.

  138. Ali Peterson –

    A great resource to reference when completing IEP paperwork, as well as to share with teachers/parents. So helpful!

  139. BilingualSLP LLC –

    This resource is a must-have for SLPs. The visuals are reader friendly and wonderful for parent education. I use these visuals often when explaining to parents where their children are in terms of speech-language skills. I love that I can use color or black and white depending on my printing abilities. I 100% recommend this resource!

  140. Phebe C. –

    I printed small copies of these sheets and put on a key ring to use as a resource for meetings and report writing to refer to milestones. This is very helpful!

  141. Stephanie H. –

    These are very clear and easy to use for parent education. I would definitely recommend them to anyone who needs a quick and easy way to share milestones information with parents.

  142. Jessica C. –

    A perfect resource to give to parents and to present at IEP meetings for my staff and families. It helps me back up findings in screenings/evaluations. Easy to understand and great for a print and go.

  143. Amanda K. –

    This is an amazing and very thorough resource! It has so much great information included and is easy to print to give parents and make my own resource binder with it.

  144. Allison G. –

    I use these when I am doing evaluations for delayed, non verbal or minimally verbally students. They provide good normative data to use in my reports and to show parents.

  145. Kathryn Jane –

    This was very helpful! It is a great reference to have handy.

  146. Myriah J. –

    Highly recommend! Great item for myself and to give to parents.

  147. Sarah S. –

    This resource has been a lifesaver as a resource for guiding decisions on pre-referrals, report writing, communications with parents/school staff as just an overall quick “go-to” for developmental milestones and skills for the age groups that I work with in the school setting.

  148. Chloe J. –

    Such a great resource for quick reference and explaining things to parents!

  149. Lisa Johnson –

    This is just what I was looking for! Thank you so much!

  150. Danielle V. –

    These sheets have been great to give to parents during evaluations or during our screening days.

  151. MyChildSLT –

    An incredibly valuable resource for personal use and parents handouts. It serves as an excellent reference and is a must-have.

  152. Sheri S. –

    Thank you! I appreciate having these quick to grab handouts for parents!

  153. Sarah C. –

    clear and helpful handouts that I use for myself and to share with staff and families

  154. Amanda R. –

    This is a great addition to my Parent Training materials, easy to use and so engaging

  155. Sincere Speech –

    This document was well organized and beautiful. Thank you.

  156. Aubree M. –

    I love this to reference milestones quickly and also to be able to show to parents!

  157. Erin B. –

    Great resource to help explain milestones and development to parents.

  158. Rachel Veytsman –

    Very helpful when explaining developmental norms to parents and caregivers as well as staff

  159. Lisa W. –

    This is a very helpful and handy resource to have. Thank you for putting this together.

  160. Tegan S. –

    Excellent resource, very comprehensive information!

  161. Colleen W. –

    Great resource for parents and staff in building

  162. Kelsea S. –

    Thank you for this wonderful resource. I am constantly using the visuals to educate parents.

  163. Carlie R. –

    Love having these milestones to reference to & to use as handouts for others, so concise & easy

  164. Carol M. –

    This is such a great resource to have at my fingertips to give to parents. The information is great and explained beautifully and in a way parents can understand. These have been very helpful for me as well when explaining things to parents. If I am unsure, I can look at these and get ideas.

  165. Edita S. –

    Your resource art is always so cute and perfect! I love it. Thank you!

  166. Rose’s Speech Therapy –

    There are helpful handouts to provided to parents of my students.

  167. Meredith K. –

    I use this resource all the time during PPT meetings or when parents have questions! So thankful for how organized and clear this information is!

  168. OrdiNeri Speech –

    Such a great resource to have when looking at a student’s overall abilities. I always use this to refer to when meeting with parents.

  169. Samantha S. –

    This is great to have in my back pocket to help parents!

  170. Madeline C. –

    This is an excellent resource. It highlights all the key milestones in an easy and efficient way.

  171. Jaclyn B. –

    OBSESSSED with these visuals!!! so helpful for sharing with families!

  172. Maggie D. –

    I love these as a personal reference during screenings and assessment, but also for parent and caregiver education. These are good resources to have as a pediatric Speech therapist!

  173. Natasha S. –

    It is so handy to have at my finger tips these milestones. When I see a new client I will print off the relevant pages and use them as checklist to help me develop goals.

  174. Natalie J. –

    This is an excellent resource to use as a guideline when assessing students in order to compare their skills to what is expected for their age. It is also great to use as handouts for parents.

  175. The Primary Speechie –

    I reference this resource all the time when analyzing communication samples and writing evaluations. I love it!

  176. Tiffany W. –

    This is a great resource, beautifully laid out and very easy for parents to understand.

  177. Anne L. –

    Very clear information to share with families. So handy to have available and helps me to know how to explain to parents what to expect.

  178. Allison H. –

    I refer to this all the time when writing my evaluations and IEP’s!

  179. Ivonne H. –

    This is definitely a resource to purchase and I wish I would’ve bought it sooner. This purchase is comprehensive and has everything you need in one place. This has also been very helpful to help with goal writing. Thank you!!

  180. Kirsten W. –

    This resource has been so helpful for me as I started with a new age group of students this past school year. It was so nice to have this to reference during evaluations and writing the reports as well. It helped me discern what to target in speech therapy and just have such a better understanding of developmental milestones! Fantastic resource and highly recommend for every SLP working with kids!

  181. Shelby T. –

    Great for sharing with parents and teachers! Easy to understand

  182. Meghan S. –

    This is a great resource! Thank you for creating this! : )

  183. Step Into Speech –

    This has come in handy for sharing with our preschool teachers/parents in particular!

  184. Charlotte W. –

    This is exactly what I needed! I love the parent friendly handouts and it’s a great refresher from graduate school.

  185. Cristi J. –

    Great resource to share with both parents and teachers. I find myself turning back to these for reference as well.

  186. Speechy Travels –

    Very helpful resource for sharing information with parents

  187. Speech with Cece –

    This resource is such a blessing as a quick reference!

  188. Mariella Romero –

    This is so streamlined and organized it’s great. I love having it as a resource for parents to explain student goals and development, as well as a quick reference for myself in case I need it.

  189. ET Speech Therapy –

    Amazing resource. Wonderful summary and visuals. Easy for using to plan my own goals or to show to parents.

  190. Amanda W. –

    I love all the different ideas. So many great ideas!

  191. Shawnalee Jessiman –

    These are nicely laid out and so very easy to use. I was able to adapt to my needs for use.

  192. Jill J. –

    This is a great resource! My students really enjoy using this while working on their speech!

  193. Monica Blair R. –

    Recently purchased, and this has already been incredibly helpful. I have the grammar development handouts as well (also well worth the purchase). This product is especially helpful for teachers/administrators to know if a referral should be made.

  194. june B. –

    Highly useful resource to have ready for questions from parents etc

  195. Speech With Lauren –

    These have been great to review with caregivers within speech assessments and to send home to review further.

  196. Laura the SLP –

    I love using these to reference developmental milestones either during an evaluation, when analyzing, or when discussing with parents. Thank you for how comprehensive this is!

  197. Aubrey H. –

    I have loved other products from this store but this one wasn’t as useful as anticipated. It is a great resource for an SLP who wants to have a quick guide for what a child should be doing at each age. I would give it 4-5 stars if I was only using it for this purpose. I bought it specifically for parent handouts though and I feel like it is not very parent friendly. The terms used were too technical on a lot of sections and it was a bit too text heavy for a parent. I love how it is broken down by skill areas for each age group but it needed to be written in more parent friendly language in my opinion. Overall it is a good resource if being used by a professional but not great for parents.

  198. Jen C. –

    Good reference for SLPs. It’s also a good tool to use for parents but I have found that it requires varying levels of additional explanations. when I discuss milestones, it’s nice to show parents different areas all in one place.

  199. Brenda P. –

    The resource is very comprehensive. It is great to share with teachers and parents. I was impressed with the resources sited. Thank you!

  200. Nicolette Contella –

    These are great handouts to give to parents and teachers. I use them all the time.

  201. Yvonne T. –

    This is a great resource to add to my resource library.

  202. Valerie J. –

    Helpful handouts for reference! Love that their colorful and easy to reference quickly

  203. Sarah R. –

    These are not only good handouts for parents, but also great resources for myself. Like a reference sheet.

  204. My Teletherapy Room –

    Excellent and beautiful resource! It is so nice to have this and use this for parents and other staff members!

  205. Paige T. –

    I love having these milestone handouts to provide parents to education them on their child’s current development as well as a reference to utilize as they continue grow. Very organized and laid out well!

  206. Well Balanced Speech –

    These are great to quickly grab as a valid resource!

  207. Justina M. –

    Love this resource. Information is organized in a way that is easy to understand by parents. Have really enjoyed using this resource over the years. I keep copies for myself and for parents. Super handy to have.

  208. Lauren S. –

    I love using this at evaluation with parents. It makes it much easier to discuss milestones and send home with the parent as needed.

  209. Emma W. –

    Great resource for my own reference, as well as parent handouts!

  210. Karen V. –

    My parents greatly appreciate these clear, concise and comprehensive handouts on speech-language developmental milestones! Highly recommend this resource!

  211. Stacey D. –

    Such a valuable comprehensive resource! I use it all the time!

  212. Veronica O. –

    Love me some good handouts. These aren’t only good they are amazing. They are jam packed with great info to pass along to my parents.

  213. Diana H. –

    I love being able to quickly print pages out to review in front of parents and educate parents about speech and language development and how it relates to their child.

  214. Karen S. –

    Thank you for this information! A quick and easy support for not only my parents but for me when a refresher is needed.

  215. oliviatheslp –

    These handouts are a fantastic tool for educating parents about typical speech and language development. The clear, easy-to-understand format helps families track their child’s progress and know what to expect at each stage. Highly useful for therapists to share and empower parents!

  216. CHEYENNE O. –

    This resource kept my student engaged while still allowing for learning opportunities. Highly recommend!

  217. Kaitlyn’s Communication Creations –

    I enjoy using this resource as a speech-language pathologist in the school setting. It is such a wonderful resource!

  218. Madison E. –

    This resource is great to quickly refer to and to show parents as well!

  219. Lori L. –

    I love everything that Allison Fors creates. This is a thorough resource. It is colorful and the graphics are appealing. I appreciate all the work she puts into her resources.

  220. Hannah M. –

    These handouts are so helpful for teachers and parents!! I love how parent-friendly they are and up-to-date with milestones

  221. Madisyn W. –

    This is a great resource to quickly pull and share with parents

  222. Tracy Bartlett –

    Excellent product and great visuals for using with a student’s educational team.

  223. Jessica G. –

    a great resource for parents of speech students / great visuals

  224. The Chattering Speechie –

    This is so nice to have and to reference during meetings with other educators and parents

  225. a Bham SLP –

    Love the parent friendly visuals and information that this resource includes. Perfect to provide during initial evaluations.

  226. Brittney V. –

    This is such a helpful resource that can easily be referenced for parents/teachers!

  227. Danelis R. –

    I’m a Speech-Language Pathology student and I keep this in my resources binder! Super clear, parent-friendly, and perfect for quick reference during sessions.

  228. Gabrielle L. –

    This is a great resource to use for yourself and to send to parents.

  229. shelley H. –

    I use this all the time with my clients and parents; great graphics with clear information

  230. Nicole G. –

    I used this resource throughout grad school. It will be very handy for a pediatric SLP!

  231. Cheyenne A. –

    Great resource that every speechie needs in their toolkit!

  232. Abigail P. –

    Lots of time and energy went into this resource; very easy to use in session.

  233. Vicky B. –

    These were nice to have to give out to teachers and parents

  234. A to B Speech –

    This is FULL of helpful information for parents and clinicians alike!

  235. Kari R. –

    I bought this for handing out to classroom teachers who want to know “what’s normal” and when to refer.

  236. Sarah Steppler –

    When I opened my private practice and was looking for an easy access handout for parents this was the one that spoke to me. It’s so easy to understand, it’s easy to access and it is very parent friendly.

  237. Jill Sparks –

    I love using these visuals during parent meetings to help them understand the needs of their child and how we will be targeting these skills during speech therapy. The visual appeal is fantastic – colorful, dynamic charts and graphs. Parents and teachers both appreciate this information.

  238. Stephanie Hudson –

    This has been very helpful for giving to parents who want to know what things to look for with their child. It’s easy to read and understand, so parents always have good feedback when I give it to them.

  239. Amanda Rhodes –

    These milestone handout are so helpful! As a new graduate I have found these very useful for coming up with goals that are age appropriate and handing out to parents! They are also visually appealing which make them good to laminate and hang up as decoration in a therapy room. I highly recommend!

  240. Hannah King –

    These are my favorite! I love how they’re organized. The bright colors and shapes make it very appealing to practitioner and parent!

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