Children with communication disorders, such as ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, cerebral palsy, aphasia, apraxia, Down syndrome, and speech delay, generally face many problems in articulating their thoughts and needs. This forms a barrier to communication that may lead to frustration, isolation, and hindrance in social development. These cases affect the interaction of a child, the learning process, and social relationships. An app called "Babble" will be developed to improve communication skills and livelihoods for kids in such conditions. “Babble" aims to help children with communication disorders develop their communication skills and provide support for carers and educators. Some of its features include interactive flashcards, scenario-based sentence formation activities, and emergency access cards for helping children build up basic communication competencies in a fun yet supportive way. “Babble" will offer tailored and flexible resources, equipping children to overcome different communication difficulties helping them express themselves and communicate with others. By equipping caregivers and educators with tools to track progress and adapt the app’s content to each child’s needs, "Babble" has the potential to significantly impact the social and emotional well-being of children with communication disorders.