Helping Your Child Find Their Voice
Chris and Kathy, the heart and soul behind VoxTalk, are deeply committed to helping families unlock the magic of early communication. Driven by a shared love for learning and connection, they created VoxTalk to provide parents with tools to support their children’s development in fun, meaningful ways.
How it all started
Language, speech, and music serve as the foundation of childhood growth and development.
During the pandemic, we transitioned to working from home and conducted most of our client sessions virtually through telehealth. Over time, Kathy observed that Chris began incorporating more songs and music into his sessions. While singing isn't exactly Chris’s forte, the music he introduced captivated the children’s attention and significantly enhanced their participation.
At that point, we began discussing the profound impact of integrating music with speech and language strategies to support childhood milestones. We realized that by combining our unique expertise, we could empower families to foster their child’s development through engaging and interactive methods.
You don’t need to be musically gifted to benefit from our course, use our books, or apply our strategies in your parenting. What truly matters is how you engage with your child—and we’re here to guide and support you every step of the way!
Meet Chris & Kathy
Husband-wife duo, parents of two littles
Speech-Language Pathologist & Music Therapist
Kathy Baker | M.M. MT-BC
Kathy is a Board Certified Music Therapist and the owner and founder of Elevate Music Therapy. She has worked with a variety of diagnoses and ages but is particularly interested in early childhood and Autism. Kathy is passionate about helping children and families reach their fullest potential through music.
Chris Baker | M.S. CCC-SLP
Chris is a Speech-Language Pathologist and currently works in early intervention (0 - 3 years old). In middle school, Chris's curiosity about speech and language emerged, largely due to his close relationship with a friend who was deaf. He has many years of experience working with children with Autism, Down Syndrome, developmental disabilities and feeding difficulties. His life goal is to help others in need and foster the happiness of parents and children in the community.