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Talking Toddlers

Erin Hyer
Child Development
Language Development
Toddler Development
Parenting
Parenting Strategies
Screen Time
Toddler Behavior
Speech-Language Pathology
Language Acquisition
Receptive Language
Parenting Techniques
Speech Development
Early Childhood Development
Nutrition
Auditory Processing
Toddler Communication
Babbling
Speech Therapy
Cognitive Development
Sleep

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

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Latest Episodes

Is my baby behind? Should she be crawling, walking, talking, or doing more by now?

If you’ve ever found yourself Googling developmental milestones late at night, this episode will help you breathe, think clearly, and know what to watch.

In this epi... more

Your baby fusses in the car seat and your chest tightens. Your toddler falls apart when the block tower tumbles. Every instinct says — fix it, fast. 

But what if rushing in is quietly preventing the very thing you want to build?

This week on Talkin... more

Your baby didn't ask for a nursery full of gear. She asked for you.

In this episode, Erin breaks down three of the most common baby products on the market — containers, weighted blankets, and white noise machines — and explains exactly why, after ne... more

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If you’ve ever wondered, “Should my child be talking by now?”  or "Is he talking enough?" -- this episode will give you clarity.

Before children use words, they build the skills that make talking possible.

In this episode, I walk you through the 7 ... more

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Erin Hyer
Licensed speech-language pathologist with nearly 35 years of experience; host of the program focused on practical, developmentally grounded guidance for parents of babies and toddlers.

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 93 ratings
  • Parenting 101

    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!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MamaBattleship
    United Statesa month ago
  • This podcast changed everything!

    Before discovering Talking Toddlers, I felt like I was going through the motions in parenting my daughter. We spent time together, and I gave her my attention, but there wasn’t much *intention* behind it.

    Erin’s show helped me realize that every moment throughout the day is an opportunity to connect, teach, and build language. I used to think I needed to fill my daughter’s calendar with activities in order to enrich her day. Instead, this podcast equipped me with the tools to turn everyday mome... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    BrianneFleming
    United States4 months ago
  • In my mom era

    Wow much needed podcast! I’m a new mom of a 3 year old and 1 year old and the tantrums are insaneeeeee!!! So glad I started to listen in to start making my own adjustments as a parent. We’re all learning and growing and in this together!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    inmymomera
    United States5 months ago
  • So informative!!

    I love this podcast. I’ve learned so much from Erin. It’s been so helpful, especially as first time mom. She gives so many great tips and tricks, and helps me understand the many phases my toddler is going through. I’d definitely recommend to any parent.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    KrisGabe4
    United States6 months ago
  • Thank you!

    Talking Toddler has been such a blessing for me as a grandmother helping to raise our grandchildren. Erin has helped guide me through so many challenges, from eating habits to behavior, and even with sleeping routines (which we’re still working on!). When we follow the strategies she suggests, we see real changes, and it doesn’t just impact the children, it shifts the whole dynamics of the household in a positive way. My grandchildren are eating better, responding better, and we feel more confid... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Bonnie Martinelli
    United States7 months ago

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Most reviews praise Erin's practical, research-based guidance and calming, down-to-earth delivery.
Listeners often value the clear, actionable tips for everyday routines and language development.
Feedback highlights a strong sense of community and reassurance for overwhelmed parents.

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Why Gentle Parenting Isn’t Working for Toddlers Ep 115
Q: Will speech be delayed? How does it affect developmental milestones, discipline, etc.?
If the child is developing within the average ranges, then raising a child bilingually is absolutely fine. However, if there are developmental issues or concerns, two languages may be more taxing, and families should consider focusing on the primary language for schooling.
Make Bedtime Less Crazy: Strategies for a Peaceful Toddler Sleep Routine Ep 84
Q: What is the key to making bedtime routines smoother?
Establishing routines and being consistent helps toddlers understand the process and reduces conflicts.

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Calm, developmentally grounded guidance for moms of babies and toddlers, offering practical strategies you can apply during everyday routines. Episodes blend research-informed insights with compassionate, real-life coaching to help parents reduce overwhelm, improve language and social development, and build stronger parent–child connections. Notable for its actionable tips, focus on early language foundations, and a comforting, non-judgmental tone, it's likely to appeal to listeners seeking clear, science-based parenting guidance without fear or guilt.

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1. Toddlers Made Easy with Dr Cathryn
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4. After Bedtime with Big Little Feelings
5. Good Inside with Dr. Becky

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Talking Toddlers launched 4 years ago and published 155 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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