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Fostering Early Language Development

Listen to Episode 25 · with Carly Tulloch

After you unsure if your child is meeting their speech milestones? Do you wonder what red flags to monitor regarding your child’s speech? Are you curious about how you can help support your child’s early language development? Carly Tulloch, speech and language pathologist and founder of Weetalkers joins the podcast today to break down speech milestones and when to seek support.

What You'll Learn

  • What a speech pathologist is
  • Early milestones/developments of speech
  • Red flags that moms can watch for
  • When to seek support
  • Things parents can be doing with their kids at home
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Erica Djossa

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Erica Djossa

Registered Psychotherapist · CEO & Founder of Momwell

Erica Djossa is the CEO and founder of Momwell and a registered psychotherapist specializing in maternal mental health with over a decade of experience. A mother of three boys, she founded Momwell to set a standard of care for providers and ensure mom-centered, specialized mental health support at every stage of motherhood. She is a regular media contributor, featured in Time, USA Today, the Toronto Star, Cityline, and more.

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Carly Tulloch

Featured guest

Carly Tulloch

Speech and Language Pathologist

Carly is a pediatric speech-language pathologist, founder of Wee Talkers, and the mother of two young girls. Carly specializes in working with young children. She provides speech and language assessment and treatment for children of all abilities. On Instagram and weetalkers.com she focuses on educating parents about the importance of early intervention and teaching how to help parents support their child's language development, play, and early literacy skills to prepare for starting school. She often speaks at parent and baby groups in Vancouver, British Columbia.

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