Evidence based research shows that Sing and Speak 4 Kids stimulates language development in children ages 18 months to 7 years, but it can also be effective and fun for a broader age range.

Yes! Research shows that music stimulates the brain to reach language centers more effectively in children, regardless of developmental ability. Sing and Speak 4 Kids can turn fun into quality learning time for the whole family, including for English Language Learners.

The best answer to this is as often as possible. However, based on our evidence, we recommend at least 3 times a week for 10 minutes each session.

Our evidence based program was published in a journal that explains how SS4Kids is a good tool to use for delayed speech development. Learn more about our research on our research web page.

All internet devices and sizes can be used to play SS4Kids. Portability is an advantage for sitting comfortably and in a quiet environment, so tablets and laptops are recommended.

The parent must first be registered with SS4Kids. They will send an invite to the professional through their SS4Kids account. The professional will receive an email invite to register and accept the invite. Please see the FAQs inside the game for more info on selecting a child.

Yes. When playing with a group of children, make sure you have not selected an individual child by going to the My Account page and selecting “No Child”. When playing with a group of children, no data is recorded in the system.

If you have not received an email from us with your coupon code, please check your Spam Folder, ask your Service Coordinator for help, or email us at SS4Kids@iQsonics.com.

When a parent/child is registered, their gameplay data will automatically be recorded and tracked. In addition, SS4Kids offers (per song) an option of Advanced Progress Tracking, which assesses a baseline pre- gameplay speech-language level, and a post- gameplay for measuring progress.

SS4Kids is available for $9.99 per month per child. Institutional licenses are offered. Professionals may sign up for free (no child progress tracking available). For scholarship and other membership inquiries, please contact SS4Kids@iQsonics.com.

Our SS4Kids Support Group is run through a Facebook Group and only registered SS4Kids users and professionals who request permission to join this private group are allowed. As part of this group, you will have access to our latest research, protocols, advice from Subject Matter Experts and peer-to-peer support.

At this time we are only offering SS4Kids in the U.S.A. For further information, please contact SS4Kids@iQsonics.com.

iQsonics is an LLC founded in 2016 that developed Sing and Speak 4 Kids (SS4Kids) as their flagship program. To learn more, check out our Annual Reports.

Please email us at SS4Kids@iQsonics.com for licensing information.

Please email us at SS4Kids@iQsonics.com.

We currently have an internship team at SS4Kids. If you are interested in joining our team, please email SS4Kids@iQsonics.com. In the meantime, feel free to check out what our interns have been doing on our website. Learn more

If you are interested in helping us achieve our mission to benefit children in their language development, we would be honored to have the support of your business, institution, or organization! Please email SS4Kids@iQsonics.com for more information. In the meantime, feel welcome to check out the supporters we currently have!

Our research team consists of professionals who are experts in a variety of fields ranging from autism, psychology, communication disorders, to early childhood development, music education, and educational technology. Our team reflects the goals of integrating this intervention in the clinical practice of speech-language pathology and special education. If this interests you, please email SS4Kids@iQsonics.com. In the meantime, feel welcome to check out iQsonics’ Sing and Speak 4 Kids IES research study!

Our clinical trials showed progress with minimally verbal children 2-6 years old, while we screened out non-verbal children for that testing. However, anecdotally we’ve seen some successful outcomes with non-verbal children using sign language and other gestures, enhancing their social communication as they are physically able. Those non-verbal children who have any vocal abilities like humming or singing are more likely to begin to verbalize by using Sing and Speak 4 Kids, as we start them with music and singing then gradually advance them to speaking. Each child will have their own capacity for speech-language development, which we promote as best as possible, so it’s worth trying a few times a week for a month to see what might work.