Your child’s words are taking their time. You can start helping at home today.
If your child has a language delay, or is a late talker, you don’t have to wait for a therapy slot to begin. This free 14-day guide gives you small, gentle ways to build connection and communication at home, starting today, with the child you already know best.
- Know your parenting style
- See how your child already communicates
- Follow a simple 14-day path, one small step a day
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Does this sound like you?
So many parents of late talkers tell us they feel the same way.
I feel lost. … I can’t get him into any therapy slots. As a parent, I want to do everything I can for him, but right now, I don’t know where to start.
I’m at a breaking point. I’m a single mom, and I’m struggling so badly. My little one is non-verbal … and now I’ve just discovered we’re facing a therapy waitlist crisis. I feel helpless and don’t know what to do next.
My wife and I are struggling with our 7-year-old daughter who isn’t fully conversant. We live in a rural area without access to therapy or ABA, so we’re trying at home. Has anyone had success with home-based therapy?
You’re not failing, and you’re not alone.
Waiting doesn’t have to mean doing nothing. The small moments you already share with your child can become the place where growth begins.
Gentle help you can use at home
Guiding Growth: 14 Days to Connect With Your Child at Home is written for everyday parents, not experts. No special tools needed.
Know your parenting style
A short checklist helps you see your own habits, and the strengths you already bring to your child’s growth.
See how your child joins in
Meet six ways children join in, from the Joiner to the Singer, and notice the ways your child is already “talking” to you, with or without words.
A 14-day path
One small step each day, so you always know what to try next. Missed a day? Just pick up where you left off.
How it works
Three simple steps. Go at your own pace.
Read the guide
Download the free ebook and read it when you have a quiet moment, even during nap time.
Get to know yourself and your child
Take the two short checklists to better understand your parenting style and how your child joins in.
Follow the 14-day guide
Try one small step each day to support your child’s growth, and your own journey as a parent.
What parents are saying
Little changes at home, noticed by parents just like you.
“The tips are so easy to follow. I learned to give my daughter more time to respond, and now she talks more.”
Parent of a toddler“I realized my son loves routines. Using the steps in the ebook, he’s starting to use new words at home.”
Single dad“I noticed my child really enjoys music, he pauses just to listen. The ebook helped me see that as a way to connect.”
Mom of a 5-year-old“The ebook reminded me to slow down and follow my child’s lead. Now she points and interacts more often.”
Therapist-turned-parentWe’ve been where you are
When our son Irvin had febrile seizures and showed language delays, we had more questions than answers. Waiting for a developmental pedia slot and therapy was hard.
But that season also started something beautiful: learning together, at home, one small step at a time. We wrote this guide so other parents don’t have to start from zero.
— Iryne & Marvin Somera
Read our story →Questions parents ask
Is it really free?
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My child is a late talker, but we have no assessment yet. Can I still use it?
Yes. The guide is for any parent who wants to connect and communicate better with their child, whether you’re waiting for an assessment or just have a feeling your child needs more support with talking.
Does this replace therapy?
No, and it isn’t meant to. It’s a gentle way to support your child at home while you wait, or when therapy is hard to reach. Please keep following your doctor’s or specialist’s advice.
I’m so tired. What if I can’t keep up?
That’s okay. The steps are small on purpose. If you miss a day, simply start again the next day. Going slowly still counts.
Your first small step starts today
You know your child better than anyone. Let this guide help you use that love, one gentle day at a time.
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