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The Sippy Cup Situation.
FEEDING ➤ April 12, 2019

The Sippy Cup Situation.

We are always trying to find the best products for our kids to use. I often find myself researching and stocking up on new baby and child feeding products at Bed Bath and Beyond (linking...

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TBI One Love Podcast for Brain Injury Awareness Month!
Podcasts and Interviews ➤ March 21, 2019

TBI One Love Podcast for Brain Injury Awareness Month!

I was so honored to speak on the TBI One Love podcast this month. The podcast reaches subscribers in 50 states and 32 countries! I spoke about my role working with children who have had...

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Attributing Meaning to Speech Sounds | Language Development
SPEECH ➤ February 27, 2019

Attributing Meaning to Speech Sounds | Language Development

In a situation where a baby vocalizes “baba”, the communication partner, knows what the baby wants even though the infant did not say the word completely. The baby can’t put all the sounds (phonemes) together...

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Obi Robot | Independent Eating
ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY ➤ February 16, 2019

Obi Robot | Independent Eating

What is an Obi? In short an Obi is a robotic feeding device that is making the lives of so many individuals more enjoyable. Because food is something that is said to bring people together,...

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Parent Resources for AAC Users
AAC ➤ January 21, 2019

Parent Resources for AAC Users

AAC Blogs & Email Services Parent support groups are resourceful especially during this super exciting and new part of your child’s life. It is also very important to connect with those that know and understand...

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The Pesky “R” | Speech Therapy
SPEECH ➤ January 18, 2019

The Pesky “R” | Speech Therapy

Does your child tend to say wabbit for rabbit or wat for rat? If these mispronunciations tend to occur in your child’s language, then I am sure that you have encountered a few frustrations trying...

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Aided Language Stimulation
AAC ➤ January 16, 2019

Aided Language Stimulation

Modeling & Aided Language Stimulation in the AAC World Aided Language Stimulation, along is a way to support an AAC user and encourage them to use their new device. Aided Language Stimulation allows the user...

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Developing Cause & Effect | Language Therapy
LANGUAGE ➤ January 15, 2019

Developing Cause & Effect | Language Therapy

What is Cause and Effect? Cause and effect is around us everyday and is a hallmark of life. They are the rewards of doing something good or the consequences of doing something bad. Babies also...

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DIY Making Switch Adaptable Lights
AAC ➤ January 2, 2019

DIY Making Switch Adaptable Lights

DIY Cause & Effect Lights for Switch Users This is a great and inexpensive idea for cause and effect switch lights. These images are from one of our client’s birthday parties. We designed personalized cause...

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Augmentative and Alternative Communication
AAC ➤ January 2, 2019

Augmentative and Alternative Communication

What is AAC? Augmentative and Alternative Communication, also known as AAC, is changing the communication world as we know it! The name AAC comes from the meaning of augment, to enhance something and alternative, another...

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