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Kids need rest during breaks—but they also thrive with rhythm and gentle learning. Simple school break learning activities can keep their minds active through play, curiosity, and connection, helping them maintain skills without pressure.

Everyday moments hold endless opportunities for speech and language development—especially for late talkers. Discover how simple play, shared routines, and joyful connection can help your child find their spark for communication.

Wondering if your toddler might be a late talker? Learn the key differences between late talking and language delay, when to seek help, and simple ways to encourage speech at home — from the experts at McRory Pediatric Services.

Is your toddler a late talker? Learn what speech milestones to expect between 12–36 months, signs that may suggest extra support is needed, and simple strategies parents can use to encourage early communication. Discover more inside our free caregiver mini-course.