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Speech & language therapy ★

Speech & Language Therapy in Whitefield, Bangalore

Helping children find their voice. Our certified speech-language team builds clear speech, strong language and confident communication through play-based, family-centred therapy.

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About the therapy

What is speech & language therapy?

Speech and language therapy helps children understand language, express themselves, produce clear sounds and communicate with others. It also supports the skills behind communication, such as listening, attention, turn-taking and, where needed, feeding and swallowing.

Every child communicates differently. We begin by understanding your child’s strengths, then plan therapy around their goals, interests and everyday life, so progress shows up at home, in school and with friends.

SpeechClear sounds, smooth fluency and a healthy voice.
LanguageUnderstanding, vocabulary, sentences and storytelling.
Social communicationEye contact, conversation and playing with others.
Feeding & swallowingSafe, comfortable eating and drinking.
Who we support

Children we help communicate

Our speech and language therapists work with children who have a range of communication needs.

Speech delay

Children who are late to start talking or have fewer words than expected for their age.

Unclear speech

Difficulty pronouncing sounds or being understood by family, teachers and friends.

Language difficulties

Trouble understanding instructions, building sentences or finding the right words.

Autism & social communication

Support with joint attention, conversation, play skills and understanding social cues.

Developmental conditions

Global developmental delay, Down syndrome, cerebral palsy and ADHD-related communication needs.

Feeding & swallowing

Fussy or difficult eating, chewing and swallowing concerns, with oral-motor support.

When to seek help

Signs your child may benefit

Every child develops at their own pace. You may wish to speak to a therapist if you notice any of these.

✓Not responding to their name or to simple instructions
✓Few or no words, or very little babbling in the first two years
✓Speech that is hard for others to understand
✓Difficulty putting words together into sentences
✓Limited eye contact, pointing or interest in playing with others
✓Stuttering, repeating sounds or getting “stuck” on words
✓Frustration or tantrums when unable to express needs
✓Very limited food choices, drooling or chewing difficulties
✓Teachers or family raising concerns about communication
Not sure? A first assessment is a friendly, no-pressure conversation. Early support gives children the strongest start, and you can ask us anything.
Our approach

How therapy works at Little Golden Cub

A clear, simple journey that keeps you involved at every step.

Assessment

We look at your child’s speech, language, play, social skills and feeding, and listen to your concerns.

Personal plan

Clear, achievable goals built around your child’s strengths and daily life, shared with you.

Play-based sessions

Fun, structured activities with games, stories and sensory play that keep children engaged and motivated.

Parent coaching

Home activities and regular reviews so communication keeps growing between sessions.

Team-based care

Our speech therapists work alongside occupational therapists, special educators, ABA therapists and psychologists when your child needs more than one kind of support.

Communication for every child

For children who are not yet speaking, we can introduce alternative and augmentative communication (AAC) to help them express themselves while speech develops.

Progress you can see

We review goals regularly and tell you honestly how your child is doing. Timelines vary from child to child, and we never promise exact results.

FAQs

Questions parents often ask

At what age should my child see a speech therapist?
There is no age too early. If you have a concern, whether your child is a toddler who is not yet talking or a school-age child with unclear speech or language difficulty, an assessment can show whether therapy would help.
How do I know if my child needs speech therapy?
Look at whether your child understands what is said, uses words and gestures to get their needs across, and is understood by others. If something feels different from other children of the same age, an assessment gives you a clear answer.
What happens in the first assessment?
Our therapist talks with you about your concerns and your child’s history, then observes your child in play and communication. You leave with a clear understanding of your child’s needs and the recommended next steps.
How long does therapy take, and how often are the sessions?
It depends on your child’s needs, goals and how consistently sessions and home practice happen. Your therapist will suggest a plan after the assessment and review progress regularly with you.
Do parents need to be involved?
Yes. Parents are partners in therapy. We share simple home activities and guidance so learning carries on in everyday routines.
Which centres offer speech and language therapy?
Please call or WhatsApp us on +91 80763 22623 to confirm availability at our Whitefield, Varthur / Gunjur and Sarjapur centres and choose the one closest to you.
Let’s get started ★

Give your child the gift of communication

Talk to our certified speech and language therapists and get a personalised plan for your child.

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Whitefield · Varthur / Gunjur · Sarjapur  |  Mon – Sat, 8:30 AM – 7:30 PM
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