20+ Fun Games for Kids at Christmas: Spark Joy & Language

Table of Contents

1. The Magic of Play: Why Christmas Games Matter for Development
2. Festive Indoor Games for Cozy Christmas Fun
3. Active & Engaging Games for Energized Kids
4. Integrating Language Learning with Holiday Play
5. Speech Blubs: Your Partner in Festive Communication
6. Choosing Your Speech Blubs Plan: Maximize Your Child’s Progress This Christmas
7. Conclusion
8. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

The holiday season often feels like a whirlwind of activities, from gift shopping and festive baking to endless errands. Amidst the cheerful chaos, it’s easy to lose sight of what truly matters: connecting with our children and creating treasured family memories. Yet, Christmas offers a unique opportunity to slow down, engage, and foster communication through the simple, magical power of play.

This guide is dedicated to helping you transform your holiday gatherings into enriching experiences with over 20 delightful Christmas games for kids. Beyond just entertainment, these activities are designed to naturally boost language skills, encourage social interaction, and build confidence in a joyful, festive setting. We’ll explore a range of games perfect for all ages, from cozy indoor fun to active challenges, and show you how to weave in developmental benefits, especially for speech and communication. Our goal at Speech Blubs is to empower children to speak their minds and hearts, and we believe that playful engagement during the holidays is a fantastic way to lay that foundation. By the end, you’ll be equipped with ideas that will make this Christmas not only fun but also a season of significant growth and connection for your family.

The Magic of Play: Why Christmas Games Matter for Development

Games are more than just a way to pass the time; they are powerful vehicles for growth, especially for children. During the Christmas season, when families gather and spirits are high, structured play offers an incredible platform for developing crucial skills that extend far beyond the moment.

Think about the simple act of playing a game: it involves listening to instructions, taking turns, expressing desires, negotiating, and celebrating successes or managing disappointments. All of these actions are fundamental building blocks of strong communication and social-emotional development. For children, especially those who might be developing their speech and language skills, games provide a low-pressure, high-motivation environment to practice. They learn new vocabulary (e.g., “reindeer,” “tinsel,” “chimney,” “elf”), understand concepts like “before” and “after,” and refine their ability to articulate thoughts and feelings.

At Speech Blubs, we deeply understand that play is a child’s most natural form of learning. Our mission, born from our founders’ personal experiences with speech challenges, is to provide an immediate, effective, and joyful solution for the 1 in 4 children who need speech support. We achieve this by blending scientific principles with play, creating “smart screen time” experiences that are a screen-free alternative to passive viewing like cartoons, and a powerful tool for family connection. The games we’ll explore here align perfectly with this philosophy, offering hands-on, interactive opportunities for growth.

Consider a common scenario: a parent has a shy 4-year-old who struggles to initiate conversations. During a game of “Christmas Bingo,” the child might be encouraged to call out “Gingerbread man!” or “Santa!” when they find an item. This seemingly small interaction builds confidence in using their voice in a social context. For a child who is a late talker, even simple game instructions like “Roll the dice” or “My turn!” offer opportunities to hear and repeat key phrases, laying the groundwork for more complex communication. Our unique “video modeling” methodology, where children learn by watching and imitating their peers, complements these real-world interactions beautifully, helping them refine sounds and words in an engaging way.

Engaging in these festive activities allows parents and caregivers to model good communication, provide gentle prompts, and celebrate every small linguistic victory. It fosters a love for communication, builds confidence, and reduces frustration, creating joyful family learning moments that truly knit hearts together.

Festive Indoor Games for Cozy Christmas Fun

When the weather outside is frightful, or you just want to cozy up, indoor games offer warmth, laughter, and fantastic opportunities for speech and language development.

Classic Holiday Twists

Familiar game formats with a holiday spin can be incredibly comforting and effective for learning.

Christmas Bingo

Christmas Bingo is a timeless favorite that captivates kids of all ages. Instead of numbers, create bingo cards featuring holiday symbols: a candy cane, a present, a snowman, Santa, an elf, a Christmas tree, a bell, a star. For younger children, use pictures, while older kids can enjoy cards with words. Small candy pieces or festive buttons make perfect markers.

• How it works: Call out the items, and players mark them on their cards. The first to get a row, column, or diagonal shouts “Merry Christmas!”
• Developmental Benefits: This game is a fantastic tool for vocabulary expansion (identifying and naming holiday objects), listening skills, and turn-taking. For children working on articulation, calling out the names of the items provides a fun way to practice specific sounds in a natural context. For instance, if a child struggles with the “S” sound, practicing “snowman,” “star,” or “Santa” within the game can be very motivating.
• Speech Blubs Connection: For children who might benefit from visual support in naming objects or practicing sounds, our app offers engaging sections focused on everyday objects, animals, and actions. The “What’s Missing” or “Match Me” activities in Speech Blubs can further reinforce object identification and critical thinking, just like spotting items on a Bingo card.

Holiday Freeze Dance

Turn up the festive tunes and let the wiggles out with Holiday Freeze Dance!

• How it works: Play upbeat Christmas songs. When the music stops, everyone must freeze like snowmen! Anyone who moves is out (or just takes a brief “rest” on the “North Pole” bench before rejoining).
• Developmental Benefits: This game builds listening skills (to know when to stop and start), body awareness, and the ability to follow instructions. You can encourage descriptive language by asking children what they were doing when they froze: “Were you dancing like an elf? Were you flying like a reindeer?” This prompts them to verbalize actions and feelings.
• Speech Blubs Connection: Many of our activities in Speech Blubs involve imitating actions and movements, which strengthens motor planning skills crucial for speech. The rhythmic nature of music and freezing can help children with motor imitation and following sequences, similar to how our video modeling helps children imitate speech sounds and words.

Pin the Nose on the Reindeer/Snowman

A classic party game gets a holiday makeover!

• How it works: Draw or print a large picture of a reindeer (without its red nose) or a snowman (without its carrot nose) and stick it on a wall. Blindfold each player, spin them gently, and have them try to pin or stick the missing nose in the right spot.
• Developmental Benefits: This game enhances spatial awareness and directional language (e.g., “up,” “down,” “left,” “right”). Parents can provide verbal cues like “Go a little to the left,” or “You’re getting warmer, go up!” encouraging both understanding and use of these prepositions. It also promotes turn-taking and social interaction as players cheer each other on.
• Speech Blubs Connection: Our app includes activities that focus on positional concepts and following multi-step directions, which are essential for both language comprehension and expressive language. For example, some sections encourage children to place objects “on top” or “next to” another, mirroring the directional cues used in this game.

Christmas Musical Chairs

A high-energy game that works well with a lively group.

• How it works: Arrange chairs in a circle (or back-to-back in two lines), one fewer than the number of players. Play Christmas music, and children walk around the chairs. When the music stops, everyone rushes to find a seat. The player left standing is out, and one more chair is removed.
• Developmental Benefits: This game is fantastic for auditory processing (listening for the music to stop), quick reaction time, and learning social rules and sportsmanship. It also offers opportunities to sing along to traditional Christmas carols, boosting phonological awareness and vocabulary through song.
• Speech Blubs Connection: Listening attentively and reacting quickly are skills nurtured in Speech Blubs, especially in activities that require immediate responses or matching sounds. The repetition of songs also reinforces rhythm and intonation, elements that are crucial for fluent speech.

Creative & Sensory Delights

These games encourage imagination, fine motor skills, and engaging the senses, all while fostering communication.

Gingerbread House/Cookie Decorating

A delicious and visually appealing activity that doubles as a language lesson.

• How it works: Provide plain gingerbread cookies or pre-made gingerbread house kits, along with various frostings, candies, sprinkles, and edible decorations. Let imaginations run wild!
• Developmental Benefits: This activity is rich in descriptive language. Children can describe the colors, shapes, textures, and tastes of their creations. It promotes sequencing (first frosting, then sprinkles), fine motor skills (grasping small candies), and following instructions. Parents can ask open-ended questions: “What color frosting are you using?” “Tell me about your design!” This encourages them to narrate their process and articulate their choices.
• Speech Blubs Connection: Our app features sections that encourage children to describe objects and actions, similar to describing their cookie creations. Activities that involve tracing or placing objects on screen also strengthen fine motor control, which is indirectly beneficial for speech articulation.

Guess the Christmas Smell

Engage the often-overlooked sense of smell with this fun, sensory game.

• How it works: Fill small, opaque containers with distinct holiday scents like cinnamon sticks, peppermint extract on cotton balls, gingerbread spice, pine needles, orange peels, or cocoa powder. Blindfold each child (or have them close their eyes) and have them sniff each container, guessing the scent.
• Developmental Benefits: This game dramatically expands sensory vocabulary (e.g., “spicy,” “sweet,” “fresh,” “earthy”) and encourages inferencing and descriptive language. Children learn to articulate what they smell and connect it to familiar holiday experiences. It also develops auditory memory if you provide clues or hints.
• Speech Blubs Connection: While Speech Blubs focuses on auditory and visual learning, it indirectly supports sensory integration by expanding a child’s ability to describe the world around them. Our app helps children label objects and experiences, making it easier for them to verbalize sensory input from games like this.

Gift-Wrapping Challenge

A practical and collaborative activity with a festive twist.

• How it works: In teams of two or three, give children small boxes, wrapping paper, tape, scissors, bows, and ribbons. Challenge them to wrap a “gift” within a set time limit, focusing on neatness or creativity.
• Developmental Benefits: This game is excellent for teamwork and collaborative communication. Children must discuss who does what, ask for specific tools (e.g., “Pass the tape, please”), and give instructions (e.g., “Hold it here”). It develops sequencing skills (fold, tape, add bow) and fine motor coordination.
• Speech Blubs Connection: Speech Blubs’ interactive nature, where children imitate and respond, helps build the foundational skills for collaborative communication, such as turn-taking in conversation and understanding different roles, similar to a team working on a project.

Christmas Story Charades

Act out favorite holiday themes and tales.

• How it works: Write down Christmas-themed words or phrases (e.g., “decorating the tree,” “Santa Claus,” “opening presents,” “reindeer flying,” “singing carols”). Players pick a slip and act it out without speaking, while others guess.
• Developmental Benefits: This game is superb for non-verbal communication, storytelling, and creative expression. It encourages children to think about actions and convey meaning visually. For those who are hesitant to speak, it offers a way to communicate and engage without pressure, while also building vocabulary as they try to guess the words.
• Speech Blubs Connection: Our app’s “video modeling” method is all about imitation and understanding actions. Charades directly builds on this by having children imitate actions and gestures, which is a powerful pre-speech skill and supports overall communication development. For a child learning new action verbs, charades can be a great way to reinforce them.

Active & Engaging Games for Energized Kids

Sometimes, children need to move! These active games are perfect for burning off holiday excitement while still building vital skills.

Movement & Coordination

These games focus on gross and fine motor skills, often intertwined with language development.

Snowball Toss/Race

A fun indoor “snowball fight” that works on aim and counting.

• How it works: Use white beanbags or cotton balls as “snowballs.” Set up buckets or targets at different distances, assigning point values to each. Children take turns tossing snowballs.
• Developmental Benefits: This game develops hand-eye coordination, counting skills (tallying points), and understanding prepositions (e.g., “in,” “out,” “over”). You can encourage children to describe their throws (“I threw it high!”) or count their “snowballs” out loud. For a race, children can use plastic spoons to transfer cotton balls from one bowl to another, refining fine motor skills and sequencing.
• Speech Blubs Connection: Many Speech Blubs activities involve interactive tapping or dragging elements, which helps refine hand-eye coordination. Our counting and number identification games can reinforce the math concepts used in scoring the snowball toss, making the learning multi-faceted.

Tannenbaum Avalanche / Bell Stack

Games that require precision and careful movements.

• How it works:
  • Tannenbaum Avalanche: Give each player a stack of small plastic cups. In one minute, they must build the tallest possible Christmas tree. Measure by height or number of rows.
  • Bell Stack: Provide a handful of bell-shaped candies to each player. In one minute, they stack them as high as they can.
• Developmental Benefits: Both games are excellent for developing fine motor skills, patience, and problem-solving. Children learn about balance and stability. They also offer opportunities for counting (how many cups/bells high?) and using comparative language (taller, shorter, highest). “My tower is taller than yours!”
• Speech Blubs Connection: Activities within Speech Blubs that involve precise touches or dragging objects on the screen can directly support the fine motor control needed for stacking. This fine motor practice is beneficial for strengthening the muscles needed for speech articulation.

Shepherd’s Relay Race

A biblical tale comes to life with this active game.

• How it works: Divide kids into teams. Set up a simple obstacle course (e.g., around chairs, under blankets). Each child uses a stick or toy shepherd’s staff to guide a small ball or stuffed animal (“sheep”) through the course.
• Developmental Benefits: This game promotes gross motor skills, imaginative play, and the ability to follow multi-step directions. Children can use descriptive language to narrate their journey (“My sheep is going over the mountain!”), fostering storytelling abilities. It also encourages teamwork and communication among players.
• Speech Blubs Connection: Our app’s engaging characters and story-like scenarios encourage imaginative play. Furthermore, practicing sequences of actions or sounds in Speech Blubs can help children develop the cognitive ability to follow and execute multi-step instructions, essential for relay races.

Shake the Snowballs Out

A hilarious and energetic game that gets everyone laughing.

• How it works: Players tie a tissue box (decorated like a present or snowman) filled with ping-pong balls (“snowballs”) around their waist. They must shake all the “snowballs” out without using their hands.
• Developmental Benefits: This game is fantastic for gross motor skills, body awareness, and coordination. The laughter and silliness it generates create a positive emotional environment, which is highly conducive to relaxed communication. Children can cheer each other on, using encouraging language and commenting on the actions.
• Speech Blubs Connection: While less direct, any activity that promotes joyful physical expression can reduce communication inhibitions. The social engagement encouraged by this game can make children more open to interactive communication and language practice.

Team & Group Challenges

These games emphasize cooperation, problem-solving, and communication within a group setting.

Christmas Obstacle Course

Design a festive course indoors or out (if weather permits) with holiday-themed challenges.

• How it works: Set up stations: crawl through “Santa’s chimney” (a tunnel), toss “presents” into a laundry basket, weave through “candy cane poles” (pool noodles), or balance across a “frozen pond” (blue tarp).
• Developmental Benefits: This activity is excellent for following multi-step instructions (e.g., “Crawl through the tunnel, then jump three times”), spatial terms (over, under, through), and gross motor planning. Children can describe their movements and cheer on their teammates, enhancing social language and sequencing.
• Speech Blubs Connection: Our app’s focus on following directions, understanding sequences, and imitating actions directly supports the skills needed to navigate an obstacle course successfully. The “What Can You Do?” section of Speech Blubs, for example, encourages children to act out various movements.

Wise Men’s Treasure Hunt

A thrilling search inspired by the Nativity story.

• How it works: Hide small treasures (gold foil-wrapped chocolates, star-shaped candies, small toys) around the room or house. Create simple maps or riddles for clues. Divide kids into teams to follow the clues and find the treasures.
• Developmental Benefits: This game is a powerful tool for problem-solving, critical thinking, and descriptive language. Children must understand and interpret clues, use positional language (e.g., “under the chair,” “next to the tree”), and collaborate to find the hidden items. It’s a great way to build vocabulary related to location and objects.
• Speech Blubs Connection: The “Find It!” games and “What’s Hidden?” activities in Speech Blubs directly strengthen a child’s ability to follow directions, understand spatial concepts, and identify objects—all crucial for a treasure hunt. This helps children develop the receptive language skills needed to understand clues and the expressive language to describe what they find.

Nativity Dress-Up Relay

Bring the Christmas story to life with costumes and movement.

• How it works: Gather simple costumes or props for nativity characters (shepherds, angels, Mary, Joseph). Divide kids into teams. One at a time, a child puts on a costume piece, runs to a designated spot, and returns for the next teammate to go. The first team to have everyone dressed wins.
• Developmental Benefits: This relay enhances gross motor skills, sequencing (dressing in order), and imaginative play. It’s a fantastic opportunity for storytelling as children embody characters. You can encourage them to say a line as their character (e.g., “I am a shepherd!”) boosting expressive language and role-play skills.
• Speech Blubs Connection: Our app encourages role-playing and imaginative scenarios through its video modeling. Children imitate their peers portraying different characters and actions, which is directly transferable to a dress-up relay. This builds confidence in using different voices and expressions.

Integrating Language Learning with Holiday Play

The real magic happens when we intentionally weave language and communication goals into these fun holiday games. Every interaction, every turn, every laugh can be a mini-lesson in speaking, listening, and understanding.

Here’s how to turn any game into a speech-boosting activity:

• Describe Everything: Narrate what’s happening. “I’m putting the red bell on top.” “You are running so fast!” This provides rich language models.
• Ask Open-Ended Questions: Instead of yes/no questions, ask “What do you think will happen next?” or “Tell me about your gingerbread man!” This encourages more elaborate responses.
• Model and Expand: If your child says “Ball,” you can expand with “That’s a white snowball!” or “You threw the big ball.”
• Focus on Turn-Taking: Games inherently teach turn-taking, a foundational skill for conversation. Use phrases like “My turn,” “Your turn,” “Wait for your turn.”
• Emphasize Prepositions and Concepts: Point out “under,” “over,” “next to,” “first,” “last,” “more,” “less” during gameplay.
• Encourage Choices: “Do you want the red marker or the green marker?” giving them a reason to use expressive language.

For example, imagine a parent whose 3-year-old is a “late talker” and loves the “Snowball Toss.” The parent can emphasize actions and prepositions: “Throw the white snowball in the bucket!” or “You got two snowballs in!” If the child struggles with the initial “Sn” sound, the parent might model “Sn-owball” clearly. After playing, they could transition to the Speech Blubs app, where our “Sounds” section offers exercises for specific speech sounds, using our unique video modeling where children imitate their peers.

Our Speech Blubs app is specifically designed to complement these real-world learning opportunities. It’s built on scientific principles, primarily using video modeling, where children learn by watching and imitating their peers. This approach leverages “mirror neurons” in the brain, making learning feel natural and intuitive. For children who might be shy, have difficulty with certain sounds, or are just starting their language journey, Speech Blubs provides a supportive and motivating environment. It’s not just about practicing words; it’s about building confidence and fostering a love for communication.

For a child who loves animals but is hesitant to vocalize sounds, the “Animal Kingdom” section of Speech Blubs offers engaging videos of children making animal sounds. They can watch and imitate “moo” or “baa,” reinforcing the sounds they might have heard during a “Shepherd’s Relay Race.” This creates a seamless learning experience between play and targeted speech practice. Our goal is to provide a powerful supplement to your child’s overall development plan and, when applicable, professional therapy, making speech practice a joyful part of their daily routine.

Speech Blubs: Your Partner in Festive Communication

At Speech Blubs, we are more than just an app; we are a community-driven by a profound mission: to empower children to speak their minds and hearts. Our company was born from the personal experiences of our founders, who all grew up with speech problems and created the tool they wished they had. We are committed to providing an immediate, effective, and joyful solution for the 1 in 4 children who need speech support.

We blend scientific principles with play into one-of-a-kind “smart screen time” experiences. Unlike passive viewing like cartoons, our app is an active, interactive learning tool that encourages engagement and interaction. We provide a powerful tool for family connection, inviting parents to play and learn alongside their children. Our unique approach of teaching complex communication skills through our “video modeling” methodology is at the heart of what we do. Children learn by watching and imitating their peers, a method scientifically recognized for its effectiveness in language acquisition. Our dedication to research and effectiveness has even earned us a top-tier rating on the MARS scale for speech apps. You can learn more about the science behind our method and our research findings on our Research page.

We understand that as a parent, you might be unsure if your child could benefit from additional speech and language support. That’s why we offer a simple starting point. Take our quick 3-minute preliminary screener to get an assessment and a personalized next-steps plan. It’s a series of 9 simple questions designed to give you valuable insights.

But don’t just take our word for it. We’ve seen countless children transform their communication skills and build incredible confidence. You can read inspiring stories and see what other parents are saying about their child’s success with Speech Blubs by visiting our Testimonials page. We pride ourselves on fostering a love for communication, building confidence, reducing frustration, developing key foundational skills, and creating joyful family learning moments. We are here to be a powerful supplement to your child’s overall development plan and, when applicable, professional therapy.

Choosing Your Speech Blubs Plan: Maximize Your Child’s Progress This Christmas

As you prepare for a season of joyful connection and communication with these festive games, consider how Speech Blubs can further enhance your child’s language development journey. We believe in transparency and providing the best value for your family.

We offer two main subscription plans for the Speech Blubs app:

• Monthly Plan: For just $14.99 per month, you get access to a fantastic array of interactive speech and language activities.
• Yearly Plan: Our most popular and highly recommended option, priced at an incredible $59.99 per year. This breaks down to just $4.99 per month, offering significant savings and a host of exclusive benefits.

Why the Yearly Plan is the Best Choice for Your Family:

The Yearly plan is designed to provide the ultimate value and the most comprehensive support for your child’s communication growth. Here’s what makes it stand out:

• Save 66% Annually: By choosing the Yearly plan, you lock in a much lower monthly cost, making high-quality speech support incredibly affordable.
• 7-Day Free Trial: The Yearly plan includes a generous 7-day free trial, allowing you and your child to explore all the features and experience the magic of Speech Blubs firsthand before committing.
• Includes the Extra Reading Blubs App: This exclusive bonus gives your child access to our Reading Blubs app, fostering early literacy skills alongside speech development for a truly holistic approach.
• Early Access to New Updates: Be among the first to experience new games, activities, and features as they’re released, ensuring your child always has fresh and engaging content.
• 24-Hour Support Response Time: Our dedicated support team is there for you, providing prompt assistance whenever you need it.

The Monthly plan does not include these exclusive benefits. It’s a great option for short-term use, but the Yearly plan truly offers the best value, giving your child consistent, long-term support for their speech and language journey.

Ready to give your child the gift of clear communication this Christmas? We encourage you to experience the full potential of Speech Blubs with our Yearly plan. It’s the perfect way to combine the joy of holiday play with targeted speech development, ensuring your child can truly speak their mind and heart.

Download Speech Blubs on the App Store or Google Play Store and select the Yearly plan to unlock all the amazing features, including your 7-day free trial and the Reading Blubs app.

Conclusion

This Christmas, let’s make a conscious effort to move beyond the hustle and bustle and embrace the simple, profound joy of connecting with our children through play. The 20+ fun games we’ve explored offer not just entertainment but a treasure trove of opportunities to foster crucial developmental skills, particularly in speech and language. From strengthening vocabulary and listening skills to encouraging social interaction and boosting confidence, these festive activities are the perfect recipe for memorable family moments and significant growth.

Remember, every game can be a language lesson, every laugh a step towards greater confidence. By actively participating, describing actions, asking open-ended questions, and celebrating every effort, you create a nurturing environment where your child feels empowered to communicate.

And as you embark on this joyful journey of playful learning, know that Speech Blubs is here to support you every step of the way. Our app, built on scientific video modeling and designed with love, is the perfect companion to these real-world games, providing engaging, effective, and joyful “smart screen time” that truly empowers children to speak their minds and hearts.

This Christmas, give the gift of communication. Ready to get started? Download Speech Blubs today from the App Store or Google Play Store. For the best value and access to all our exclusive features, including a 7-day free trial and the Reading Blubs app, be sure to select the Yearly plan when you create your account. Let’s make this holiday season a time of unforgettable fun, connection, and communication for your entire family!

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: How can I make these Christmas games more accessible for children with diverse developmental needs?

A1: Adaptations are key! For children with limited mobility, focus on seated games like Christmas Bingo or Guess the Christmas Smell. Simplify rules, provide visual aids (picture schedules for game steps), or play in smaller, quieter groups. For children with speech delays, emphasize modeling language, using short phrases, and celebrating all attempts at communication. Remember, the goal is engagement and connection, not perfection.

Q2: What are some quick, no-prep Christmas games for busy parents?

A2: Many games require minimal setup. “Holiday Freeze Dance” just needs music. “Christmas Charades” only needs slips of paper with words. “Guess the Christmas Smell” uses common household scents. Even “Pin the Nose on the Reindeer” can be drawn quickly on a whiteboard. The most important “prep” is a positive, playful attitude from the adults!

Q3: How does Speech Blubs specifically help with communication during holiday activities?

A3: Speech Blubs reinforces communication skills in a structured yet fun way that complements real-world play. For example, if your child practices naming Christmas items during a game of “Christmas Bingo,” they can then use Speech Blubs to watch and imitate peers saying those same words, strengthening their articulation and vocabulary through our video modeling. The app also builds foundational skills like following directions, imitation, and expanding vocabulary, making children more confident participants in any game.

Q4: Can these games replace professional speech therapy if my child has a significant delay?

A4: While these games are wonderful for fostering communication and providing practice opportunities, they are generally not a replacement for professional speech therapy if your child has a significant speech or language delay. They are a powerful supplement. If you have concerns, we always recommend consulting with a speech-language pathologist for a comprehensive assessment. Speech Blubs, designed by experts, also serves as an excellent tool to support and reinforce progress made in therapy, extending learning into your home in a fun and engaging way.