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What to Do When You’re Worried About Your Toddler’s Speech
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.
Nikki McRory, MA CCC-SLP, BCBA
16 minutes ago3 min read


Is My Toddler a Late Talker? What Parents Should Know (and Do)
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.
Nikki McRory, MA CCC-SLP, BCBA
Sep 53 min read


Joint Attention in Autism: Why It Matters and How to Support It at Home
Joint attention is a key building block for communication and social skills in children with autism. Learn why it matters and get simple, proven strategies you can use at home to strengthen your child’s shared focus and connection.
Nikki McRory, MA CCC-SLP, BCBA
Aug 144 min read


What Unusual Visual Behavior Really Means in Toddlers
Have you ever caught your toddler mesmerized by a ceiling fan, transfixed by the spin of a toy wheel, or fascinated by light flickering through blinds? You're not alone. Many parents bring up these kinds of behaviors during early childhood check-ins, asking the same thoughtful question:
“Is this just a quirky phase—or something more?”
Nikki McRory, MA CCC-SLP, BCBA
Jul 314 min read
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