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First Words - Talkable

First Words - Talkable

Speech therapy app for babies

1 ratings
4 reviews
📚 Education
🏥 Medical
$19.00

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 5, 2018
  • August 6, 2024

Features

Developer

Karen Nitsche
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About

This app offers a ten-week program to support your baby's language development from infancy to toddlerhood. It provides weekly videos, baby sign language, and engaging activities to help nurture first words and communication skills.

✓Ten-week language development program
✓Weekly video tutorials
✓Baby sign language (40 key signs)
✓Interactive book-sharing sessions
✓Hands-on, playful activities
✓Book recommendations for language learning
✓Progress tracking for first words
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What's New in First Words

2.5.7

August 6, 2024

This update brings improved functionality through the use of a new media player, bug fixes and improved security.

User reviews

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Mumming

Love this app and would highly recommend. Loads of easy and quick ideas. Videos are so helpful. It’s a part of our daily play time. Perfect for our busy lifestyle. Seeing the benefits already.
Okies~Okies~

Very helpful

A fabulous app which helped me to support my daughters language, easy to use and understand.
Helpful while waiting for Speech Therapy.
Love the videos
positive parentpositive parent

Speech therapy while I’m waiting

The ideas in the app are so easy to understand and follow. This has given me things to do while I wait for my sons session with a speech therapist. Every parent who wants to help their child should check this out.
Sonya Co.Sonya Co.

Great , easy to use, informative, insightful app

I have found this the best app on the market. It is easy to use and has been extremely helpful for myself and my wife in helping our son with his speech problems. The videos have been an added educational tool that has made it easy for us parents to help our son improve his speech. He has been less aggressive and anxious as his speech improved. Thank you so much Talkable!
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FAQ

What age range is First Words - Talkable designed for?

First Words - Talkable is designed for babies and toddlers from infancy through toddlerhood, specifically targeting the age range of 0 to 3 years.

How does First Words - Talkable support speech development?

The app provides a ten-week program with weekly videos, baby sign language, interactive book sessions, and playful activities to enrich language development and encourage first words.

Can First Words - Talkable help with speech delays or autism?

Yes, the app offers strategies to support little ones with autism or speech delays, providing a valuable resource for early intervention.

What is the cost of First Words - Talkable?

First Words - Talkable is a paid app, priced at $9.99. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements mentioned.

Does First Words - Talkable offer baby sign language?

Yes, the app introduces baby sign language with an introduction to 40 key signs designed to help babies and toddlers communicate before they start speaking first words.

How often is First Words - Talkable updated?

The app was last updated on August 6, 2024, indicating regular maintenance and potential feature additions.

What devices support First Words - Talkable?

First Words - Talkable is supported on iPhones, iPads, and iPods, making it accessible to a wide range of Apple users.

Who developed First Words - Talkable?

First Words - Talkable was developed by Karen Nitsche, a Speech Therapist and child development researcher with over 20 years of experience.