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Talking Toddlers

Erin Hyer
Talking Toddlers
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  • How to Get Your Toddler to Listen Without Yelling: 7 Everyday Strategies Ep 111
    Is your toddler always pushing back, melting down, or refusing to help? From messy playtime to getting out the door, you’ll learn how to: – Encourage turn-taking, even with babies – Turn cleanup into connection – Use routines and rules to reduce drama – Make transitions smoother – And raise a child who wants to help — without bribes, yelling, or power strugglesIn this episode of Talking Toddlers, Erin Hyer — speech-language pathologist with over 35 years of real-life experience — shares 7 simple, science-backed ways to TEACH cooperation in everyday moments.These are prevention-first  tools every parent needs.👶 Ready for smoother days and more confident parenting? Hit play — then share with a friend.🎯 Want more 1:1 support? Join Erin’s Tiny Challenge — a personal, fast-track solution for tackling your biggest toddler struggle. CLICK HERE NOW - Tiny Challenge for Moms 👉 Don’t forget to subscribe, rate, and share with a mama who needs a reset.=====Download the free handout so you can enjoy summer screen-free—and see what’s actually possible when we parent with intention.🎁 Free handout CLICK HERE NOW - Screen-Free Fun Activities==========Building Vocabulary Guide - get it NOW!CONNECT WITH [email protected]:www.HyerLearning.com==========Podcast Disclaimer: This podcast is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult your pediatrician or a qualified health provider with questions about your child’s development or health. The views shared are based on Erin Hyer’s professional experience and are intended to support informed parenting.
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  • What Every Toddler Needs: The Secret to Calmer Days Ep 110
    What do toddlers really need?It’s not more toys, more stimulation, or more screen time. It’s something simple, powerful, and often overlooked: a predictable daily routine.In this episode of Talking Toddlers, Erin—SLP, early intervention expert, and prevention-first parent coach—explains why consistent routines are the foundation for calm, cooperation, and healthy brain development.You’ll learn:Why routines reduce tantrums and improve sleepThe brain science behind rhythm and regulationHow predictability helps toddlers feel safe, confident, and ready to learnA sample daily routine that you can adapt to your familyWhat to do when life throws off your routine (because it will!)Whether you’re struggling with chaos or just looking to smooth your day, this episode will give you clarity—and a calm starting point.🎧 Bonus: Learn how to take the Tiny Challenge—Erin’s 1:1 coaching experience designed to help you tackle ONE key area (sleep, eating, behavior, etc.) with intention and confidence. CLICK HERE NOW - Tiny Challenge for Moms 👉 Don’t forget to subscribe, rate, and share with a mama who needs a reset.=====Download the free handout so you can enjoy summer screen-free—and see what’s actually possible when we parent with intention.🎁 Free handout CLICK HERE NOW - Screen-Free Fun Activities==========Building Vocabulary Guide - get it NOW!CONNECT WITH [email protected]:www.HyerLearning.com
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  • What to Do When Your Toddler Says ‘I’m Bored’ Ep 109
    Is your toddler bouncing between toys with little focus? Wondering what kind of play actually matters in these early years? In this episode, Erin Hyer, a seasoned speech-language pathologist and early intervention expert, breaks down the importance of open-ended play—and WHY it’s a game-changer for your child's brain, body, and emotional development. You'll learn what types of toys to prioritize, why less is more, and how play sets the foundation for true success.Instead of handing over a screen or buying more toys, try open-ended play setups that teach your toddler how to think, imagine, and stay engaged—on their own.✨ Don't miss the simple, science-backed magic of open-ended play—and why it’s the natural antidote to toddler screen time overload, boredom, and neediness. =======Download the free handout so you can enjoy summer screen-free—and see what’s actually possible when we parent with intention.🎁 Free handout + bonus invite inside!CLICK HERE NOW - Screen-Free Fun Activities=======Tiny Challenge—a short, focused 1:1 experience where together, we zoom in on one key challenge or desire in your parenting journey. We’ll uncover what’s working, what’s not, and map out simple next steps so you can feel more confident and connected—right away.This is the kind of support I used to give every day in private practice—tailored, real, and rooted in 35 years of experience.CLICK HERE NOW - Tiny Challenge for Moms==========Building Vocabulary Guide - get it NOW!CONNECT WITH [email protected]
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  • What Can I Do Instead of Screens? Is It Even Possible? Part 3 of 3 - Episode 108
    Tired of feeling stuck when your toddler reaches for a screen? Erin introduces a list of 10 screen-free activities that are practical, low-cost, and beneficial for cognitive, motor, and emotional development. Additionally, Erin provides 9 interactive games that can be played WITHOUT any tools, such as 'Name That Tune' and 'I Spy.' These are what’s trending among parents online and  her go-to games from decades of real-life early intervention. These setups are simple, sensory-rich, and perfect for building language, connection, and calm.Download the free handout so you can enjoy summer screen-free—and see what’s actually possible when we parent with intention.🎁 Free handout + bonus invite inside!CLICK HERE NOW - Screen-Free Fun Activities=======Tiny Challenge—a short, focused 1:1 experience where you and I zoom in on one key challenge or desire in your parenting journey. We’ll uncover what’s working, what’s not, and map out simple next steps so you can feel more confident and connected—right away.This is the kind of support I used to give every day in private practice—tailored, real, and rooted in 35 years of experience.CLICK HERE NOW - Tiny Challenge for Moms==========Building Vocabulary Guide - get it NOW!CONNECT WITH [email protected]
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  • Screen Time and Toddlers: Why Saying ‘No’ Gets Easier Over Time - Ep 107
    The screen time struggle is real—but boundaries aren’t punishment - they’re protection. And they’re a gift your child will grow into. What if one of the hardest choices you make today becomes the one your child thanks you for a decade from now?In Part 2 of our screen time mini-series, we’re talking boundaries—the kind that feel tough in the moment but protect your child’s development for years to come. If you’ve ever wondered, "Am I being too strict?" or "Is this really such a big deal?"—this episode is for you.We’ll unpack what healthy screen limits actually look like in toddlerhood, why “just a little bit” often leads to more than you planned, and how to stay grounded when everyone around you seems to say “yes.” Erin shares her personal story, clinical wisdom, and a bold (but doable) recommendation for families who are ready to do what’s best—even when it’s not what’s easiest.This isn’t about guilt—it’s about courage. And it starts now.💡 Learn how to build your child’s attention, language, and emotional regulation—without relying on screens. 💪 Discover the power of intentional parenting in a distracted world. 🧠 Remember: the toddler years are your window. Boundaries today shape the brain—and the child—you’ll live with tomorrow.====CLICK HERE NOW - Tiny Challenge for MomsTiny Challenge—a short, focused 1:1 experience where you and I zoom in on one key challenge or desire in your parenting journey. We’ll uncover what’s working, what’s not, and map out simple next steps so you can feel more confident and connected—right away.This is the kind of support I used to give every day in private practice—tailored, real, and rooted in 35 years of experience.=======Building Vocabulary Guide - get it NOW!CONNECT WITH [email protected]
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About Talking Toddlers

As a new mom, don’t you wish you had someone whispering in your ear with practical and trustworthy guidance? Finding clarity can be challenging these days, and the uncertainty seems almost deafening. Talking Toddlers breaks down how our children grow, learn & develop - by building relationships, human connections, and learning through language. I’m Erin Hyer, a licensed speech-language pathologist - and for nearly 35 years I’ve played with kids on the floor, inspired parents to use everyday routines for learning, consulted with early educators, and trained graduate students to move beyond the classroom and “think outside the box.” My purpose is clear - understand how the brain learns to learn, bridge any gaps before they turn into life-long challenges, and keep kids moving forward. I don’t believe in “taking anything for granted” or “leaving it to chance.” Nor do I subscribe to accepting the increasing “new normal.” Parents are in a very special position to create a language-rich home environment & truly guide kids to thrive, to learn through everyday activities, while building confidence, flexibility and a true curiosity for learning. Episodes will bring practical ideas, as well as, some deep dives to help you understand why there are roadblocks? I believe we are more likely to implement strategies and activities or make changes if we know the reasoning behind them. My goal - to help moms feel empowered and toddlers happier. Please join me every Tuesday, Talking Toddlers where moms come for clarity, connection and courage. Stay tuned for amazing interviews, discussions & practical guidance on how Talking Toddlers learn to thrive - at home - with their moms!
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