SPEECH DELAY: A PARENT GUIDE
by Dr. Sunil Sable
Pediatric Neurologist & Epilepsy Specialist
Ahilyanagar (Ahmednagar)
A Four-Book Series to Help Parents Understand, Support and Empower Their Child
Is your child speaking later than expected? Are you wondering why your child is not talking, what you can do at home, or when professional evaluation may be needed?
The Speech Delay: A Parent Guide four-book series is designed to take parents step by step—from understanding why speech may be delayed to supporting communication, developing language and social skills, and helping children become more confident, capable and independent.
Understand. Communicate. Develop. Empower.
Explore the Four-Book Series
Speech Delay: A Parent Guide – Book 1: Understanding Why Your Child Is Not Talking and What Parents Should Do
When a child is not talking as expected, parents often have many questions. Is my child simply a late talker? Could there be a hearing problem? Is it related to developmental delay or autism? Should I wait or seek an evaluation?
Book 1 helps parents understand speech and language development, recognize important warning signs, understand possible reasons for speech delay, and know when professional evaluation may be appropriate.
What You’ll Learn
- Speech and language milestones
- Late talking and delayed speech
- Speech delay vs. language delay
- Common factors associated with speech delay
- The role of hearing in speech development
- Developmental concerns to watch for
- Autism and speech delay
- Important warning signs
- When your child should be evaluated
- Understanding assessment and early intervention
- What parents can do next
Who Is This Book For?
This book is particularly useful for parents and caregivers who are concerned that their child is speaking late, using fewer words than expected, or having difficulty communicating.
Speech Delay: A Parent Guide — Book 2Teaching Your Child to Talk: Practical Strategies to Build Words, Phrases and Conversation
Speech Delay: A Parent Guide — Book 2
Teaching Your Child to Talk: Practical Strategies to Build Words, Phrases and Conversation
Is your child experiencing speech delay? Are you looking for practical ways to encourage communication and help your child develop words and sentences?
In Speech Delay: A Parent Guide — Book 2, Dr. Sunil Sable, Pediatric Neurologist and Epilepsy Specialist, shares practical guidance to help parents support their child’s communication and language development.
This book focuses on building vocabulary, encouraging meaningful words and phrases, developing sentences, and supporting conversation through everyday interactions. It helps parents understand how ordinary activities, play and responsive communication can create opportunities for language learning.
Written in simple, parent-friendly language, this book builds on the understanding established in Book 1 and moves toward practical strategies for supporting communication step by step.
The goal is to help parents become confident communication partners and make everyday moments meaningful opportunities for learning.