Learn To Talk - Toddler Learning Video - Learn Colors with Crayon Surprises - Speech Delay - Baby

Learn to Talk with Ms Rachel with this Toddler Learning Video! The toy used in this video has small parts and is not for children under 3 years old. This educational video for toddlers includes speech practice, learning colors, phonics, pretend play skills, simple songs, animals, first words, first sentences, letters and sign language! We will also learn colors with giant crayon surprises! We will open each color giant crayon and find fun giant crayon surprises that inspire us to sing simple songs that help with speech and language development, gestures, imitation and are so much fun! We’ll learn each color of the rainbow with these fun, engaging surprises! Our songs for toddlers will also encourage kids to get up and move and exercise! Something unique about our learning videos is a teacher, Ms Rachel, is on screen modeling language, gestures, pretend play and being incredibly interactive with viewers. We also show her mouth close up so children can focus on how sounds and words are formed. This may help children with speech development. If you think your child has a speech delay, definitely talk to your pediatrician. You may qualify for free speech therapy through your state's early intervention program. You can also get evaluated by a speech therapist. For some of our videos, I worked with the brilliant speech language pathologists (speech therapists) at Chatterbox NYC. You can find them at www.chatterboxnyc.com I am not a speech therapist myself. I am a music teacher with a masters in music education. We have many more baby learning videos, toddler learning videos and preschool learning videos. We are incredibly passionate about early childhood education! If you are looking for the best learning videos, you will see how much time, care and research we put into each toddler video we create. Rachel uses single words, simple sentences and speaks slowly so children can really hear the language. This video also includes a section of very slow speech practice which may be helpful for children with speec