SmallTalk

SmallTalk is a speech-language therapy clinic located in Bellevue, WA. We see children age 1-18.

SmallTalk is a pediatric speech and language therapy clinic treating children ages 1-14 with a variety of speech-language issues. We see children with:

-articulation/phonological disorders
-apraxia and motor-speech disorders
-stuttering
-language-learning disorders (LLD)
-Autism and social/pragmatic disorders

We are now better able to serve our clients and families in our shared facility with Stepping Stones Occupational Therapy.

04/04/2026

April is Autism Awareness Month 💙

Autism looks different for every child. Some may communicate in unique ways, process things differently, or need extra support to express themselves.

Early support, like speech therapy, can help children build confidence and connect with others in their own way.

💬 Share this to spread awareness or drop a 💙 to show your support
🔗 Learn more: https://smalltalkpediatric.com/

04/02/2026

Playdates can do more than keep kids busy.

They give children real chances to practice communication, like starting conversations, taking turns, and solving small challenges.

With a little planning and support, playtime can help build confidence and stronger social skills.

🔗 Read the full blog: https://smalltalkpediatric.com/playdates-that-boost-speech-and-social-skills-in-children/

03/31/2026

Emotional resilience helps children handle change, express feelings, and build strong connections with others. These early skills support communication, confidence, and everyday interactions as they grow.

Small, consistent moments like talking about feelings or guiding through challenges can support long-term growth.

💬 Have questions about your child’s communication or emotional development? Reach out or talk to our therapists today. https://smalltalkpediatric.com/

03/27/2026

Raising a bilingual child can come with questions, but learning more than one language does not cause delays. Children are capable of developing strong communication skills across multiple languages when they are supported through everyday interaction.

Talking, reading, and playing in your home languages helps build vocabulary, confidence, and connection. Mixing languages is a normal part of development, and each language your child learns adds to their overall communication skills.

Simple, consistent moments at home can support clear, confident communication in all languages your child uses.

Read the full blog to learn practical ways to support bilingual language at home: https://smalltalkpediatric.com/raising-bilingual-kids-supporting-speech-and-language-at-home/

03/25/2026

Healthy eating supports more than growth. It also helps build strong communication skills. Talking about foods, textures, and tastes during meals can boost vocabulary and encourage conversation.

Simple moments at the table can become powerful language-learning opportunities.

💬 What is your child’s favorite healthy snack right now?

03/23/2026

Screens are part of everyday life, but how children use them matters. Choosing educational content, watching together, and connecting what children see to real-life experiences can help support language development.

Simple conversations during screen time can encourage vocabulary, curiosity, and stronger communication skills.

What is one educational show or app your child enjoys?

03/21/2026

Transitions are a normal part of childhood, but they can sometimes be difficult for children to manage. Changes in routines, environments, or expectations may lead to frustration when children struggle to express what they feel.

Supportive routines, predictable language, and open conversations can help children understand change and build confidence in communication.

Read the full blog to discover strategies that can help your child adapt to change:
https://smalltalkpediatric.com/helping-kids-adapt-to-change-supporting-communication-through-transitions/

03/19/2026

Say hello to Kallan!

She earned her BS in Speech & Hearing Sciences from the University of Washington and has experience working with children ages 1–17 in both private practice and school settings. Kallan supports kids with articulation, language development, AAC, GLP, ADHD, ASD, and more.

She is passionate about helping children build confidence in their communication skills.

Drop a 👋 to say hello to Kallan!

03/17/2026

Screens are part of everyday life, but too much passive screen time can reduce important moments that help children build language. Conversation, pretend play, and real interaction all support vocabulary, listening, and communication skills.

Balancing screen use with play, reading, and family conversation can help children strengthen their language development.

What is one screen-free activity your family enjoys together?

03/13/2026

Time outside can be a powerful way to support children’s speech and language development.

Outdoor environments invite curiosity, questions, and conversation. Children describe what they see, share ideas during play, and practice social communication with others.

Even simple activities like a walk, a trip to the playground, or playing in the backyard can create meaningful opportunities for language growth.

Explore how outdoor play can support communication skills.
Read more: https://smalltalkpediatric.com/outdoor-play-for-language-development-natures-classroom-for-kids/

03/11/2026

Women shape families, classrooms, and communities every day. International Women’s Month is a time to recognize the educators, caregivers, leaders, and professionals who guide and inspire the next generation.

Their dedication helps children learn, grow, and build confidence in their voices.

💬 Tag a woman who has made a meaningful impact in your life.

03/09/2026

Fresh air and language growth go hand in hand.

Exploring outdoors introduces new words, sparks longer conversations, and builds narrative skills. When children talk about what they found, how it felt, or what happened next, they strengthen both expressive and receptive language.

Make outdoor time interactive by encouraging questions and descriptions.

Address

2300 130th Avenue NE, Ste 101
Bellevue, WA
98005

Telephone

+14255335402

Website

http://www.smalltalkpediatric.com/

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