
Calm, developmentally grounded guidance for moms of babies and toddlers.
As a mom of a baby or toddler, it can feel like everyone has an opinion - and very few answers that actually make things clearer. The noise is loud. The pressure is real. And the uncertainty can be exhausting.
Talking Toddlers is a podcast for moms who want calm, trustworthy, developmentally grounded guidance - without fear... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 169 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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“I know he understands me. So why isn’t he listening?”
If you’ve ever thought that about your toddler, this episode will help you look at the moment a little differently.
Understanding your words and being able to follow through are not the same de... more
When your toddler is struggling - with a zipper, a shoe, climbing onto something - how do you know if you should step in or wait?
In this episode, early child development specialist and speech-language pathologist Erin Hyer (nearly 40 years working ... more
What if the most important part of your child learning to talk happens before he ever says a single word?
Most moms don't start thinking seriously about speech until they're counting words: 18 months, 20 months, two years old.
But talking is not t... more
Whining is one of the most common - and frustrating - phases of toddlerhood. But often, it doesn’t become a pattern because a child is “bad” or manipulative. It becomes a pattern because it works.
In this episode, Erin Hyer, speech-language patholog... more
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I am a new listener but have learned so much. I am always looking for information that is science-backed by experienced practitioners. Hyer explains things so well and has helped me navigate the many varieties of parenting advice and find what is actually proven to be optimal.
I discovered Erin’s work while looking for ways to support my late taking toddler at home as we figure out if speech therapy is the right path for us. As any mom knows, the internet rabbit hole can be overwhelming when trying to find what’s best for your child. This podcast is the perfect format for me to listen to in easy to digest chunks and I know I’m getting information based on years of experience. She offers a clear insight into development that has really helped me start to understand whi... more
I’m so impressed with Erin’s insights and knowledge on toddler topics! I’ve been sending episodes to my friends and family left and right because they are so helpful, practical, and empowering. Erin has an effortless way of explaining things through her vast experience. As a mom of an 18 month old, I could not be more thankful for this wisdom! Thank you, Erin!
I cannot thank you enough for the guidance you have been giving me in the clarity that you have been giving me and I pay it forward to my trial and my family and like just giving me the tool to be a better parent so that I can give my husband that same tool that I get to give our toddlers the guidance that she needs and understanding her development as intern, for you know us struggling and the power struggles. I understand that not every one of us grow up with these tool and these understanding... more
This podcast is for new and seasoned parents! I enjoy listening to Erin and became a fan after our discovery call. She gave me more insight and tips than I expected to receive. I am so blessed to have discovered her podcast!
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Calm, practical guidance for moms navigating toddlers' language, behavior, and development. Episodes emphasize proactive, evidence-based strategies built around everyday routines, back-and-forth interactions, and co-regulation rather than pressure or drills. Listeners typically hear realistic tips for nurturing language, executive function, and social-emotional growth, plus clear explanations of why certain behaviors happen and how to respond with presence and narration. A standout thread is the emphasis on play-based, language-rich daily moments, with a focus on supporting families without guilt or fear. Notable for its clinician-host's decades of experience and a transparent emphasis on evidence, accessible language, and actionable takeaw... more
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