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how to teach your autistic child to talk

We believe the best way to teach a child with autism to talk is to have love, patience and use a common sense approach. Perhaps the most common hope of any parent of an autistic child, is for that child to talk. Every parent of someone with autism's top priority is to help their child gain every ability they can, but this can be challenging to accomplish for a variety of reasons. During the past few years, due to the pandemic, many families have not been able to continue with therapy appointments. But even before this, there were many problems with receiving these services. Whether it's the waiting lists for the therapists, the financial burden associated with them or the cost of a family's time to take their child to all their appointments. "I'll Show You!" is a video series that aims to finally empower parents to help their children, to understand speech at home. Many children on the spectrum think in pictures, so understanding abstract concepts can be challenging. In addition, many children with developmental delays also have Auditory Processing Disorder which means their hearing is fine but the message that is spoken to them gets mixed up in their brains. So the words said to them are not understood, therefore a delay in speech! This series breaks down language starting with basic nouns and builds slowly to help the viewer grasp the meaning of the words and concepts that are abstract. All the while providing a guild to sentence structure. we really truly believe that many special needs individuals do not talk because there brains are wired differently. If we can just unlock the best method of showing them how to speak then we will give these kids the chance to better interact with the world around them. "I'll Show You!" will help families provide lessons at home. While also being convenient and at a fraction of the cost of any other program. Please click the link with this video and open the possibilities for our special kids. Let's give them a voice so they can tell the world, "I'll Show You!"