Set up the situation and wait (and hope and pray!)
repetition is what increases the strength of your brain’s
Make up your own cute phrases at home during daily routines and say them over and over so your BRAIN expects what’s coming next. Making the Leap from Words to Phrases.... Tips for Helping Your Toddler Learn to Combine Words - teachmetotalk.com
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I did it! I got it! There it is! Here you go!
See ya! Where (did it) go? Right there/ Right here That one/ This one
No way! Oh man! Gimme 5!
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Я сделал это! Я понял! Вот оно! Вот оно!
Пока! Куда (оно) делось? Прямо там/ Прямо здесь Тот/ Этот
Ни за что! О, чувак! Дай мне 5!
****************************************novel sequences such as
Oopsy daisy,”
There’s a ___________.
That’s a ____________.
I see a _____________.
I want _____________.
I like ______________.
Give me ____________.
******************************* Finish teach me to talk
Two-Word Phrases for Toddlers
- More please
- All done
- Big truck
- Red ball
- Blue car
- My turn
- Help me
- Go home
- Stop that
- Come here
- Sit down
- Stand up
- Open door
- Close box
- Eat food
- Drink water
- Night night
- Bye bye
- Hi there
- Good job
- Nice try
- Look here
- Play time
- Read book
- Wash hands
- Brush teeth
- Find toy
- Jump high
- Run fast
- Sing song
Play nice
Big hug
Share toys
Drink milk
Sleep tight
Go outside
Be kind
Eat fruit
Dance fun
Teddy bear
Children also need: 35 words
- Social words (such as bye-bye, hi)
- Requesting words (such as please, more, again)
- Verbs/action words (such as go, eat, sleep, drink, jump, open, push)
- Early pronouns (such as me, mine, my, I, you)
- Prepositions/location words (such as in, out, off, on, up, down, here, there)
- Negation (such as no and then later contractions including don’t, can’t)
- Adjectives & adverbs/descriptive words (such as big, hot, fast, yucky)
Vary the way you model phrases.
- Verb + Noun – “Read book,” or “Eat cookie.”
- Pronoun + Verb – “I run.”
- Pronoun + Noun – “My shoe,” or “You(r) turn.”
- Adjective + Noun – “Yucky milk.”
- Noun + Preposition – “Arm in.”
Expand his single words to phrases and repeat these to him.
- When he says, “Car” to ask for a car, you model, “Want car.”
- When he sees a car and is labeling “car,” you model, “There’s car.”
- When he’s making the car move, you model, “Go car.”
- When you are playing cars with him, take it from him and teasingly model, “My car.”
- Good news
- Be honest
- Chill out
- Don’t panic
- Enjoy life
- Baby steps
- Have faith
- Stay strong
- Slow down
- Be still
- Keep calm
- Thank you
- Dream big
- Aim high
- Be yourself
- Dance today
- Fear not
- Stay focused
- Just believe
- Give thanks
- Follow through
- Inhale, exhale
- Find peace
- Stay wild
- Be brave
- Live fully
- Take care
- Of course
- You’re welcome
- Good morning
- Happy birthday
- I’m sorry
- See you
- All gone
- No way
- Hold on
- What’s up?
- I’m in
- Not yet
- Sounds good
- Take care
- See you
- Come on
- Why not?
- Good job
- Well done
- Hang on
- Let’s go
- I’m out
- No problem
- Just kidding
- Be right back
- Got it
- On my way
- Call me
- Miss you
- Love you
Awkwardly awesome
Seriously silly
Utterly ridiculous
Hilariously cheesy
Wonderfully weird
Eerily entertaining
Freakishly funny
Genuinely goofy
Incredibly awkward
Deliciously dumb
Forever strong
Unbreakable bond
Dream big
Love deeply
Stay wild
Carpe diem
Find peace
Embrace change
Be brave
Live fully
Resilient spirit
Creative mind
Compassionate heart
Adventurous soul
Positive thinker
Curious explorer
Tenacious achiever
Loyal friend
Ambitious dreamer
Loving parent
Seriously, no
Epic fail
Oh, great
Not impressed
Yeah, right
Totally kidding
Oh, joy
Super fun
Too easy
No way
Thank you
Good morning
All right
Take care
Of course
You’re welcome
I understand
Happy birthday
See you
I’m sorry
Fearless leader
Rebel soul
Cosmic traveler
Limitless potential
Urban legend
Electric vibes
Radical thinker
Maverick spirit
Timeless beauty
Soul survivor
Just do
Think different
Stay hungry
Dream big
Be yourself
Carpe diem
Stay foolish
Live bold
Keep exploring
Imagine all
Believe deeply
Inspire change
Rise higher
Conquer fear
Never settle
Embrace life
Find strength
Choose love
Create magic
Defy limits
Red sunset
Scarlet rose
Crimson skies
Red lipstick
Ruby slippers
Red alert
Red carpet
Red wine
Fire engine
Cherry red
Hip flip
Swift drift
Bright light
Day play
Quick pick
Heart chart
Loud crowd
Wild child
Smooth move
Cool pool
Rebel soul
Fearless warrior
Savage beauty
Ruthless leader
Bold adventurer
Fierce spirit
Relentless pursuit
Steel resolve
Untamed power
Warrior heart
Puppy love
Sweet smile
Baby steps
Cuddle time
Little star
Hug me
Teddy bear
Tiny toes
Baby talk
Kitty cat
Time flies
Rain dance
Crystal clear
Mountain view
Golden sun
Whisper softly
Midnight moon
Ocean breeze
Starry night
Silent night
What Are Two-Word Phrases in Speech Therapy?
“More juice”
“Big dog”
“Red car”
“Go play”
“Mommy help”
“Nice kitty”
“Upstairs now”
“Funny face”
“Quiet please”
“I see”
1. Good News!
2. Accept Yourself
3. Be Honest
4. Chill Out
5. Don't Panic
6. Enjoy Life
7. Forever Free
8. Baby Steps
9. Miss You
10. Good Job!
11. Be Spontaneous!
12. Have Faith
13. Explore Magic
14. Hold On
15. Imperfectly Perfect
16. Invite Tranquility
17. Just Imagine
18. Laugh Today
19. Be Kind
20. Notice Things
21. Shift Happens
22. Have Patience
23. Let Go
24. Stay Strong
25. Slow Down
26. Be Still
27. Start Living!
28. Keep Calm
29. Thank You
30. Think Differently
31. Start Somewhere
32. Be Optimistic
33. Dream Big
34. Aim High
35. Be Yourself
36. Dance Today
37. Don't Stop!
38. Breathe Deeply
39. Enjoy Today
40. Fear Not
41. Cherish Today
42. Getting There
43. Well Done
44. I Can
45. Find Balance
46. Be Fearless!
47. I Will
48. Infinite Possibilities
49. Look Within
50. Stay Focused
51. Just Believe
52. Give Thanks
53. Follow Through
54. Inhale, Exhale
55. Everything Counts!
56. I'm Loved
57. Everyone's Special
58. Call Me!
59. Come Back
60. Hello Gorgeous
61. Just Because
62. Love Endures
63. Love You!
64. Miracles Happen
65. Perfectly Content
66. Friends Forever
67. Be Safe
68. Stay Beautiful
69. True Love
70. Hello Beautiful
71. You Matter
72. Trust Me
73. Love Fearlessly
74. You Sparkle!
75. Much Love!
76. Love Struck
77. Unconditional Love
78. Love Fiercely
79. Adore You
80. Butterflies, Still
Cool Two-Word Phrases
81. Feeling Groovy
82. For Real
83. Game On!
84. Forget This
85. Keep Calm
86. Oh, really?
87. No Boundaries
88. Shine On
89. Have Fun!
90. Stay True
91. Take Chances!
92. Pretty Awesome
93. Keep Smiling
94. Oh, Snap
95. Think Twice
96. Loosen Up
97. Treasure Today
98. Not Yet
99. Try Again
100. What If?
101. Tickled Pink
102. You Can
103. Wanna Play?
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1. MODEL 2-WORD PHRASES:
During an interaction with your little one, speak to him using a 2-word phrase, such as “all gone!” or “bye Daddy” or “more milk.”
2. EXPAND ON HIS LANGUAGE:
By expanding on your child’s language, you are reinforcing what he’s saying and helping to build his vocabulary as well. For example: Your child says “ball.” You say “red ball,” or “big ball,” or “throw the ball.”
3. USE A “PARENTESE” VOICE:
Instead of just saying the words, try using a higher-pitched, exaggerated voice. It works!
4. PLAY!
Remember, play is a child’s work. Much learning takes place as you interact with your child in the realm of imagination and play. Take advantage of your time together and play intentionally! Here are some examples:
Cook:
There are endless opportunities to implement 2-word phrases as you pretend to cook together:
Cars:
Outdoor play:
Playing outdoors will always be a favorite go-to for kids. There’s so much to discover, and the opportunities are endless. Use outdoor play all year long to talk about each new discovery:
5. READ BOOKS
What a great resource books can be! You can find many toddler-targeted books to help build their vocabulary, advancing from a 1-word repertoire to a 2-word conversation! Here are some suggestions provided by andalusiaspeech.com:
I see swing
Want swing
Let's go swing
My turn swing
Get off swing
Push me on swing
Daddy swing
Sister swing
Ow, fell off swing
Swing broken
Bye bye swing
I want milk
More milk
I like milk
I see milk
Is that milk?
Baby’s milk
Milk spilled