Course Description

With warmth and clear guidance, Nikki walks you through what’s typical for early communication, what to notice, and simple strategies you can use right away to support your child’s speech and language. You’ll learn how to recognize important milestones, spot signs that may suggest your child could use extra support, and practice proven strategies that encourage language growth. The course includes short video lessons, a downloadable workbook, and practical tips that fit easily into your day.

Course Outline

  • Welcome & Course Overview – setting the stage for your child’s communication journey

  • Why Language Milestones Matter – connection, learning, and early development

  • Milestones by Age (12–36 months) – what’s typical and what to notice

  • Strategies That Work – follow your child’s lead, narrate, offer choices, imitate & add

  • When to Seek Support – signs it may be time to reach out for professional guidance

  • Next Steps & Encouragement – celebrating effort and knowing where to go from here

What You'll Learn

By the end of this mini-course, you will be able to:

  • Recognize key speech and language milestones for toddlers (12–36 months)

  • Identify signs that may suggest your child needs additional support

  • Use four caregiver-friendly strategies to encourage your child’s language development

  • Feel more confident in knowing when and how to seek professional help

  • Celebrate your child’s communication efforts, not just their words

Course Format

  • Short video lessons with voice narration
  • Downloadable resources & milestone checklist
  • Practical strategies you can start using right away



In addition to the course lessons, you’ll have access to our private Let's Talk Caregiver Community — a safe, supportive space where parents can:


  • Ask questions and share experiences
  • Connect with other caregivers walking a similar journey
  • Get bonus tips, encouragement, and guidance from Nikki and the McRory team


Because learning happens best when you’re supported, this community ensures you never feel alone as you put these strategies into practice.

Who This Course Is For

This course is designed for parents, caregivers, and family members of toddlers (ages 12–36 months) who may be “late talkers.” No professional background required — just a desire to support your child’s communication with simple, research-backed strategies.

You don’t need special training or fancy tools. With the right support, you can help your toddler’s voice shine.