


Meet MILO and his cheerful family
Created for toddlers and children with delayed speech. Simple language, beautiful illustrations, and playful interaction help children find their words naturally — without pressure.


Your Child’s First Words
Milo turns early language practice into a playful, pressure-free routine. Each page invites your child to listen, point, imitate sounds, and name everyday objects — with short, simple sentences that are easy to repeat.
Designed to build curiosity, interaction, and confidence at a pace that follows your child — not a schedule.
SOUND IMITATION
Beep-beep, woof-woof—children copy everyday sounds to warm up speech and build early communication.
SIMPLE VOCABULARY
Clear pictures and short, repeatable phrases make it easy to point, name, and learn first words.
INTERACTIVE LEARNING
Playful questions and pointing games invite turn-taking and help children speak with confidence.



Perfect for little learners
Made for first words: for toddlers beginning to speak and for late talkers who need a gentle, pressure-free start.
TODDLERS STARTING TO SPEAK
Simple words and playful sounds help children practise first words and short phrases — at their own pace.
CHILDREN WITH DELAYED SPEECH
Gentle sound imitation and repeatable language invite participation and support early communication.
PARENTS LOOKING TO ENGAGE
Easy prompts make it simple to point, name, ask little questions, and create “talk together” moments.
EARLY LEARNERS OF VOCABULARY
Everyday objects and clear illustrations help children name what they see and build confidence with words.
Questions Parents Often Ask
Not sure how to use Milo — or whether it’s the right fit for your child? Here are quick, clear answers to the most common questions, so you can get the most out of this playful, language-building book.
MILO is best for toddlers who are just starting to talk, as well as children with delayed speech — typically 12 months and up.
Read the short sentences together, point to the pictures, and ask simple questions like “Who is this?” or “What sound does it make?” Then pause and give your child time to imitate sounds and join in at their own pace.
No. You can follow the pictures, talk freely about what you see, and play with sounds — there’s no pressure to read every word.
That’s completely normal at this stage. Encourage any attempt, model the sound gently, and celebrate small wins — it helps build confidence and keeps learning fun.
Yes. Because MILO focuses on sound imitation, vowels, and simple, repeatable words, it can be a helpful, playful way to support early speaking in a new language.
Even a few minutes a day is enough. Short, regular read-and-play sessions help your child explore sounds and words without feeling overwhelmed.
Yes. MILO works well in small groups, encouraging children to imitate sounds, answer simple questions, and practise turn-taking while learning together.

See why everyone loves it
Start Milo’s adventure — and find first words together
A playful, pressure-free way to support early speech in just a few minutes a day.
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We’d Love to Hear from You
Your journey matters.
If MILO has helped your little one — or if you simply want to ask something — I’d be glad to hear from you.

