Free resources to support baby and toddler development.

Walky Talky

A library of free resources for parents wondering how best to support their child's development written by paediatric speech pathologist and physiotherapist.

Play Setup Guide

You’ve got the cot, the pram, and 50 tiny onesies... but what happens when your baby is actually awake?

In the first 6 months, your baby’s brain makes over 1 million new neural connections every second. And the best place for that magic to happen isn't in an expensive battery-powered swing—it's right on your living room floor.

Created by paediatric therapists, The Baby Play Setup Guide gives you simple, zero-cost tweaks to set up your space so your baby can naturally build the strength they need to roll, sit, and crawl.

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Play Mini Course

Play the Week Away mini course and Born to Play e book. Seven days of simple, zero-craft play ideas using items you already have at home. Packed with quick "Walky" (motor) and "Talky" (speech) tips, this 7-day mini-course and bonus e-book give you the confidence to boost your baby’s development—without the fuss.

Between milestone stress and endless Instagram ideas that take 20 minutes to make and 2 seconds to abandon, it’s easy to feel out of ideas—and tired of singing Wheels on the Bus on repeat.

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Gift Guide

Say goodbye to plastic overload and hello to calm, organised play!

We’ve curated a guide to our absolute favourite, long-lasting toys that support your little one’s journey into toddlerhood—without taking over your living room.

Each recommendation is chosen with love and expertise so you can buy less, play more, and watch your baby thrive. Want to see our top picks (and expert ways to play with them)?

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Visual Timetables

This mini-guide teaches parents how to use simple, picture-based visual timetables to bring structure, routine, and direction to their baby or toddler’s day.

For younger babies, it helps parents organize daily goals and introduce early concepts like choices and "finished," while for toddlers, it grants a sense of control that eases smooth task transitions.

The included printable cards also make it easy to delegate caregiving duties to partners or relatives so parents can carve out much-needed time for themselves. If printing isn't an option, the system easily adapts using whiteboards, simple drawings, or actual everyday objects.

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Parent Blog

Answers to all our most frequently asked questions. Our Parent Blog is a helpful resource hub created to answer many of the questions families commonly ask about baby and toddler development, movement, play, routines, speech progress, and early milestones.

It offers simple, parent-friendly guidance to help you better understand your child’s needs, support their progress at home, and feel more confident in the little everyday moments that matter.

Whether you are looking for practical tips, reassurance, activity ideas, or explanations from a therapist-informed guidance, the blog is designed to give you clear information you can come back to anytime.

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Toddlers at Walky Talky Hub in Perth enjoying action songs to support speech, movement, and early development through play-based therapy.

Baby babbling while being held face-to-face with parent at Walky Talky Perth, supporting early language, bonding and speech development.

Toddler reading a book at Walky Talky Therapy Hub in Perth, supporting early literacy, speech and language development through play-based therapy.

Baby during tummy time at Walky Talky Therapy Hub in Perth, building strength, motor skills and early development with physiotherapy support.