Speech therapy · Diaspora · Bilingualism

Children are our
future.

Specialized support for bilingual children and their families — from first words, through kindergarten in a foreign language, to fluent speech in both mother tongues.

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10+years of experience
7client countries
★ 4.98average rating
Nº 04 — 2026
Lavinia Gojkov — logoped
Language is a bridge,
we build it together.
Speech therapist
for the diaspora
GermanyAustriaSwitzerlandFranceUSACanadaAustraliaSerbiaGermanyAustriaSwitzerlandFranceUSACanadaAustraliaSerbia
The question every parent asks

Is your child behind in speech — or is it just bilingualism?

You live abroad. Your child hears two languages but still isn’t talking. The pediatrician says “wait,” the kindergarten teacher shrugs, and you’re up at 3 a.m. googling.

You don’t have to do it alone. I help diaspora families understand speech development in bilingual children — without panic, with clear steps, in your own language.

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01
Encouraging speech and first words
When and how to encourage your child to talk — no pressure, with play as the language.
02
Strengthening speech skills through play
Everyday exercises and activities that naturally expand the vocabulary of both languages.
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Attention, contact and communication
The foundation of all development — we build shared attention before words arrive.
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Expanding vocabulary and comprehension
Strategies so the mother tongue isn’t just a “home language” but an active part of life.
05
Speech fluency difficulties
Stuttering, hesitation, word-finding — we tell apart what’s developmental and what’s a sign.
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Supporting the family in everyday life
How to align the languages of parents, kindergarten and school so the child thrives in all.
01By the numbers

Work you can see.

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happy moms across seven countries
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one-on-one consultations
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of parents get a clear next step right away
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years working with children and families
Voices of moms,

Words from parents in five countries.

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Stefan started talking at kindergarten after just two months of work. Lavinia gave us a clear plan — and for the first time I stopped panicking.
Ana Stojanović
Stefan’s mom · Düsseldorf
I was ready to give up on our mother tongue. Lavinia showed me I don’t have to choose — my child can have both languages, and thrive.
Jovana Jovanović
Tea’s mom · Vienna
The first consultation lasted 45 minutes and changed everything. Concrete advice, no fancy jargon. Mila is a real chatterbox now.
Ivana Todorović
Mila’s mom · Brussels
As a dad, I never knew how to approach it. Lavinia gave me the language — literally. Now Luka and I play and learn together.
Marko Petrović
Luka’s dad · Munich
Filip stuttered for a year. After working with Lavinia, we understood the cause — and today he speaks without blocks.
Ivan Vučković
Filip’s dad · Frankfurt
I finally felt heard. Not just me — Sara too. That’s what I needed most of all.
Ana Radović
Sara’s mom · Zurich
I got a written report after the consultation — I keep it like a map. Every sentence was meant for us.
Danijela Todorov
Luka’s mom · Belgrade
Faith matters deeply to us, and we speak three languages. Lavinia understood our context like few people could. Thank you so much.
Majda Adilović
Muhamed’s mom · Vienna
An intensive five-session plan gave us structure for the whole semester. Sofija is in kindergarten now — and speaks both languages.
Andrijana Mihajlović
Sofija’s mom · Chicago
Geography

From Sydney to Chicago — wherever your family is.

Consultations live and online. One language, one mom, one therapist — no matter where your child is.

Germany
~450k of us
Austria
~300–500k of us
Switzerland
~200k of us
USA
650k+ · Chicago
02Video library

Short tips, straight from me.

Clear, no jargon, in your own language. Watch the three most-viewed videos from my YouTube channel.

08:24 · most viewed
When is it time
for a speech therapist?
05:11
Bilingualism without stress
06:42
First words — when to worry
04:18
Kindergarten in Germany
07:03
The R sound — exercises
Free mini guide · PDF
Is your
child’s speech
on track for
their age?
A mini guide for parents of children aged 1 to 3.
— Lavinia Gojkov
Mini guide · Free

Is your child’s speech on track for their age?

A free mini guide for parents of children aged 1 to 3.

  • Age-by-age checklist — see for yourself where your child stands
  • Mini exercises you can try right away, at home
  • Clear signs of when it’s time for a professional assessment
  • No diagnosis, no fear — just useful information

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