Your 2-Year-Old Is Not Talking Yet.
The Pediatrician Said Everything Is Fine.
Something Still Felt Off — And You Were Right.

You are . You have done everything right.

You read the books. You turned off the TV. You narrate everything — the laundry, the snack, the bath, the dog. You point at things and name them. You have been doing this for six months since the last appointment.

And your 24-month-old still points at the counter and grunts until you guess what he wants. He still drags you by the hand to the pantry and whines when you pick the wrong thing. He still melts down at dinner because he cannot say *different cup* or *not that one* — so he just pushes the plate away and cries.

And you are standing in your kitchen thinking: I am doing everything I am supposed to be doing. Why isn't it working?

The Say More Membership is for you if:

The Say More Membership

A monthly membership for parents of late-talking toddlers — built by a Speech-Language Pathologist so you know exactly what to do every single day to help your child start using words.

The Say More Membership gives you the clinical knowledge, the daily strategies, and the direct expert access that your pediatrician appointment never did.

Every month, you get new strategies translated from clinical speech pathology into real-life moments — breakfast, bath time, the car, the grocery store, the meltdown in the kitchen at 5pm — so you are never standing there wondering am I doing this right?

This is not a course you finish and forget. This is a living, active support system that grows with your child — month by month, word by word — until the words are coming and you no longer need it.

THE VIDEO TRAINING LIBRARY:

Learn The Say More System

A step-by-step video training library that shows you exactly how to help your toddler communicate using the moments you're already living every day. You'll learn how language really develops, which words to focus on first, how to turn everyday routines into powerful learning opportunities, and the simple, research-backed strategies that help children find more words with less pressure. As your child grows, you'll also learn what to teach next, how to know if they're ready for two-word phrases, when speech therapy may be appropriate, and how to confidently support their progress at every stage.

Plus, you'll get guided watch-and-repeat verbal routine videos you can use with your child to reinforce the skills you're learning together.

Everything is available immediately from the moment you join, so you can start helping your child today—not weeks from now.

📍 The Say More Private Community
A private, moderated community of parents at the same stage — parents who understand the 11pm Googling, the waitlist frustration, the pediatrician appointment that sent you home with a clean chart and no answers. A place to share what is working, ask what is not, and not feel alone in this. Amy is present and responds directly.

📍 A New Clinical Resource Every Month
A new tool, checklist, or reference guide added to the Say More Strategy Library every month — built around what members are asking and what Amy is seeing clinically. This is not a static program. It grows. Every month you get something new you can use today.

Hi, I'm Amy.

I did not become a Speech-Language Pathologist because I read about it in a textbook.

I grew up next door to my uncle.

He had special needs. And from the time I was old enough to understand what that meant — which was earlier than most kids, because in my family it was just life, just Tuesday, just the way things were — I understood that communication was not something you could take for granted. That the ability to say what you meant, to ask for what you needed, to tell someone you loved them or you were scared or you wanted the blue cup and not the green one — that was not guaranteed. And that the people around you either knew how to help build it or they did not.

My grandmother knew. She was one of the founding members of the CCARC — an organization started in 1952 by a group of parents who pulled their kitchen chairs together in each other's homes because the system had nothing for them and their children needed more assistance. Parents who decided that if no one was going to hand them the knowledge and the support, they would build it themselves. For each other. For their kids.

My aunt went into special education. My mother went into special education. And I watched both of them do what my grandmother's generation had started — bridge the gap between what the clinical world knew and what families could actually use at home, today, in the real moments of their real lives.

That became my career path. Not by accident. By design.

I became a Speech-Language Pathologist because I grew up in a family that understood — at a cellular level — what it costs a child when the people around them do not have the tools to support their communication. And what it gives a child when they do.

After years of clinical practice working with toddlers and their families, I kept seeing the same pattern.

The parents who got results fastest were not the ones whose children had the most sessions.

They were the ones who understood why the strategies worked — and applied them at home. In the kitchen. During bath. In the 19 ordinary moments between sessions where the word either lands or it does not.

The therapy room targets the word. Home is where the word actually happens.

My grandmother's generation sat in each other's kitchens because they needed support and the system was not giving it to them. They built it themselves.

I built the Say More Membership for the same reason.

Because every parent sitting in my waiting room — every parent Googling at 11pm, every parent who left the pediatrician appointment with a clean chart and that feeling in their chest — deserves what my grandmother's generation fought to build for each other. A clinical expert in their corner. Plain language. Real strategies. Something to do today, before another six months passes.

You should not have to wait for a waitlist to start helping your child.

A moment from the clinic:

I had a client — 19 months old. He pointed at everything. Grunts, gestures, the full-hand reach toward whatever he wanted. Beautiful comprehension. Followed every direction. Understood far more than he could say.

In our sessions he would not attempt a new word. Not once. He would watch me. He would listen. And then he would go home.

Two weeks after I taught his mother one specific verbal routine to use during his morning snack routine — she sent me a voice note at 8:14am on a Thursday.

"He said open. He picked up his yogurt pouch, handed it to me, and said open. I don't know if you can hear me crying but I'm crying."

He did not say it in my session. He said it at the kitchen table with his mother.
Because that is where words actually land. In the comfortable routine. With the person he trusts most. In the moment that mattered to him.

That is what the Say More Membership gives you. The clinical knowledge to be that person — consistently, every single day.

You already knew something was off.

You have known it for months.

The pediatrician sent you home with a clean chart. Your gut sent you here.

Inside the Say More Membership, you stop being the parent who Googles at 11pm hoping the next article finally explains what to do.

You become the parent who knows exactly what to do at 7:30am — and does it.

Not because you have a clinical degree. Because you have clinical knowledge, translated into your actual morning, by an SLP who has sat across from hundreds of children like yours and watched their parents become the most powerful tool in their child's language development.

You are already with your child for 167 hours a week.

The Say More Membership teaches you what to do with them.

What you get from the moment you join:

The Say More Membership is for you if: