Games for Children with Speech and Language Delays
A child can participate by looking, listening, pointing, tapping, making a sound or using a word. Chatterbloom’s activities create playful opportunities for communication without scoring a child’s speech.
Start with Listen & FindChoose another gameIf you are concerned about development: speak with a qualified speech-language pathologist or your child’s healthcare provider. Early professional guidance can be valuable, and a game cannot assess a child.
Low-pressure activities to try
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Listen & Find
A child can succeed by listening and tapping before spoken answers are comfortable.
Peek-a-Zoo
Predictable animal reveals invite sounds, names and shared attention.
Bloom Builder
Models a gradual path from one word to a useful short sentence.
My Turn, Your Turn
Build the social rhythm of communication without requiring long answers.
Where Is It?
Practise practical position words with visible picture support.
Echo Race
Hear a model and imitate at the child’s own pace; the app does not judge pronunciation.
Helpful ways for grown-ups to join
- Follow the child’s lead and talk about what already holds their attention.
- Offer two choices: “Car or train?” A point or look can be an answer.
- Expand by one small step: “ball” can become “big ball,” not a demand for a long sentence.
- Repeat the child’s message clearly without criticizing how it sounded.
- Keep play warm and short; communication grows through connection, not testing.