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Let's Talk | AAC
Let's Talk | AAC

AAC, or Augmentative and Alternative Communication, is a form of communication used by individuals who are nonverbal, meaning they cannot consistently rely on verbal speech to communicate. Last week, I wrote a blog post that dives in to nonverbal communication and if you are interested, you can read the post here.

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10 ASL Signs to Teach Your Baby
10 ASL Signs to Teach Your Baby

Teaching your baby simple signs is an additional form of communication. Sign language can help some children communicate with mom/dad before they are able to communicate via verbal speech.

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Parent Resources, Speech/Language, Educator Resources, Child DevelopmentMacy GilsonASL, sign language, baby sign language, baby sign, deaf, hearing, asl, language development, speech and language development Comment