Find help for your child’s speech.
Los Altos Neighborhood Library and Whaley Park are the public places selected for this Los Altos guide. Start a speech-support request with your child’s age and home address, then use a small reading or outdoor routine that fits your family.
Speech Blubs is an app for home practice. Local services provide evaluations and therapy.
An evaluation checks your child’s speech and language skills. These contacts can explain how to ask for one.
Ask Harbor Regional Center about an Early Start assessment for an infant or toddler.
Ask your child’s school or the district special education office about assessment.
Miller Children’s lists pediatric speech therapy at the Cherese Mari Laulhere Children’s Village.
These services are independent of Speech Blubs. Ask each service about eligibility, referral requirements and current availability.
Choose an age to open the Speech Blubs quiz. Answer questions about your child and explore the app.
Tap an age to open the quiz. For a professional evaluation, contact the local services above.
Watch and respond together.Try an animal sound or a familiar word together.
In Speech Blubs, your child watches other children say words and make sounds. Join in with playful activities and face filters. Follow what interests your child and give them time to respond.
Try an activity about an animal your child likes or a food they know.
Pause after the video. Give your child time to look, gesture, make a sound, or say a word.
Find the same animal in a book or name that food at snack time.
Ask your child’s speech therapist which activities fit their goals.
App content is available in English, Spanish, French and Portuguese. Check which language fits your family before subscribing. Official language information.
Use a walk, a book, or a snack as a reason to talk together. Follow what interests your child.
The city lists Whaley Park as a public park option near the Los Altos area.
Name something your child notices with a short phrase, such as “big tree.” Pause for their response.
The branch is on East Britton Drive. 5614 East Britton Drive, Long Beach, CA 90815.
Choose a picture your child likes and talk about it together. Connect it to a toy at home.
Offer two familiar toys or foods and name each one. Give your child time to respond. Follow a look, gesture, sound, or word.
Illustrative photos are labelled in the captions. Check current hours and access before visiting. Ask your child’s speech therapist about activities for their needs.
Your child’s age and home address help you find the right starting point. A few notes can help when you call.
Long Beach neighborhood guidesLos Altos Neighborhood Library: The branch is on East Britton Drive.
Check the provider or school district serving your home address. Ask how to request an evaluation.
Note your child’s age, how they communicate, and the languages used at home. Ask about the process and what happens next.
Local services and the app: answers to help you choose a next step.
Start with the local contacts above. Your child’s age and home address can help identify the appropriate service. Ask how to request an evaluation and what information to provide. Local support.
Find the school district serving your home address, then ask its special education or Child Find team about the evaluation process. A neighborhood name alone does not establish district assignment or eligibility. Local support.
Speech Blubs provides activities for practice at home with a caregiver. Local professionals provide evaluations and individual care. Ask your child’s therapist which home activities fit their goals. The app.
App content is available in English, Spanish, French and Portuguese. Check which language fits your family before subscribing. The app.
Los Altos Neighborhood Library and Whaley Park are options for an outing. Check current hours, access and events on their official pages before traveling. Practice ideas.
Speech Blubs is a subscription app. Check the current price, available trial and renewal terms directly in the quiz or your app store before subscribing. Take the quiz.
Start with the quiz to learn about the app for your child.
Los Altos Neighborhood Library and Whaley Park are the public places selected for this Los Altos guide. Start a speech-support request with your child’s age and home address, then use a small reading or outdoor routine that fits your family.
The branch is on East Britton Drive. Try a book about something your child already likes, such as animals or vehicles. Take turns finding one picture, then leave room for their words, sounds or pointing. Borrowing a familiar book gives you an easy way to revisit the same conversation at home. The branch’s live calendar is the place to confirm event dates and age groups.
The city lists Whaley Park as a public park option near the Los Altos area. Choose a manageable destination within the site and let your child help decide when to pause. Talk about one thing you see together or a familiar action during the visit. These are optional family-play suggestions. If your child has a therapy plan, ask the professional how an outing might fit it, and check the venue’s live notices before leaving home.
Long Beach Unified’s Child Find page advises families to contact their local district or LBUSD SELPA. Use your residential address to confirm the responsible district. Harbor Regional Center has a different catchment system, so ask its intake team to check the address for an under-three request. Keep the first request concrete: your child’s age, address and examples of communication at home. Ask who handles an assessment for that age group, which forms are required and how the district will explain the next step.
Local information reviewed October 8, 2026. Check current details directly with each service before applying or visiting.
Local supportLocal information reviewed October 8, 2026. Check current details directly with each service before applying or visiting.
Place names were checked against the geographic inventory. Service, library and park information comes from the official pages linked below. The guide explains when a resource is outside the area or a city directory is used.
