Look Who's Talking Speech
👶 Ages 6 mo–2 yr📍 Chelsea

Look Who's Talking Speech

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📍Kids at Work · 147 W 24th St 2nd floor, New York, NY 10011, USA Get directions ↗
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Instructor: Izzy. This speech-focused session at Kids at Work is listed for ages 6 mo–2 yr.

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