For kids
Built around little voices.
- Ages 2 to 12
- Play-based sessions
- Tuned to your child
What a session feels like
It feels like playtime.
Games, not drills
Board games, silly races, and hide-and-seek with sounds. Practice that feels like play.
Their own toys
In-home sessions use your child's books, toys, and even pets as practice material.
Stories and books
Favorite stories become a way to try new words, sounds, and longer sentences.
Lots of high-fives
Every new sound gets celebrated, so kids feel proud and want to keep going.
Try the sounds
Sounds we love working on.
These are some of the late-developing sounds kids most often come to us for.
Tuned by age
Every age gets its own kind of fun.
Toddlers, 2–3
Short, playful sessions on the floor. First words, pointing, taking turns, and lots of repetition through songs and toys.
Preschool, 4–5
Sound games, pretend play, and simple stories. Building clear sounds and longer sentences before school starts.
School-age, 6–12
Games with a goal, reading out loud, and real conversations. We loop in teachers so new skills stick at school too.
For parents
How to talk to your child about speech therapy
- Call it play time with a speech coach, not a doctor visit.
- Let them pick a favorite toy or book to show their Speech Bee.
- Stay close for the first session. Parents are always welcome.
- Celebrate effort, not perfect sounds.
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