Something that I found very challenging with my oldest when he was a toddler was encouraging him to talk and communicate.

And if you're in that place right now, or maybe your baby is getting close to the toddler stage and you want to work on their language and communication skills.

Today, I'm joined by the lovely lady creators of We Talkers.

We have Carly and Katie, both speech language pathologists, and they offer online

resources for parents of babies and toddlers to support their child's language and communication

development.

Welcome back to feeding toddlers made easy. I'm Casey Barnes, registered dietitian nutritionist,

an owner of mama knows nutrition. This is the place where we solve your feeding struggles with your

little ones. And I'm so thrilled to have Carly and Katie here today because they're going to

help us with toddlers talking and how you can work on these skills

at meal time specifically too. So Carly and Katie, welcome. Hi. Thanks for having us. Thanks, Casey.

We're so happy to be here. I'm so glad you're here. You're both moms too. And Carly, you're in Canada

and Katie, you're in Arizona. So someone tell me,

how did y'all get connected to start retakers? Well, one day I just slipped into her Instagram DMs.

No, it is true, though. We met on Instagram. We were both sharing similar content for parents

to help them encourage their child's communication

skills. And we were just kind of friends. And we would DM back and forth. We would even like

bounce ideas off each other for different things. We would share each other's resources.

And then when the pandemic hit, I was like, I need to do something more for parents basically,

but I can't do this on my own

because I was in the same boat as everybody else, like less support, you know, my kids were home more.

So I was like, it would be amazing if Katie did this with me. So I sent her a voice message and

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