Small Talk Therapeutics
Welcome to Small Talk, a playgroup intended for kids 6-36 months.
Small Talk Therapeutics
Welcome to Small Talk, a playgroup intended for kids 6-36 months. Small Talk is your go-to place to build language, social, and feeding skills with your little one through child-led play and sensory exploration. Small Talk classes focus on making the caregiver the expert by teaching evidenced-based strategies that will improve communication skills, as well as connections through play! Small Talk strives to build a community of parents and kids in a fun and nurturing space, where classes can be fun and engaging for everyone involved!
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Offering playgroup classes for children 6-36 months. Classes run for for 8-week periods at a time.
To register, options include signing up for the whole semester, purchasing a 4-class pack, or drop-in to a single class!
Next semester starts in January 2023 in various locations across Philadelphia and Ambler.
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Sahar C (mom of 20 mo Small Talker)
In short, Small Talk was a game changer! My 20 month old is not in daycare and I am always searching for opportunities for socialization. When I came across Small Talk, I wasn’t sure what it might be like. I was also nervous about committing and paying for a full semester. But, BEST MONEY EVER SPENT. My son learned so many signs and is able to communicate with us so much more. He really enjoyed going to class each week seeing Ms. Allison, Ms. Bridget, & Ms. Sylwia and developed strong bonds with them as well as the children. These women also taught me how to better communicate with my son and follow his lead through playing and reading, which allowed him to communicate with us even more. He’s such a talker, now! I have no doubt that we owe Small Talk for so much of it! This isn’t the end-join me for the next Small Talk adventure! An investment into your child’s development, such as this one, is always a win.