Awwww I'm so happy for Lindy!!! This is gonna boost her confidence so much. Good job figuring this out Emily. I never knew this existed either before you started showing it in videos. Wow, I wonder if something like this would have benefited my brother when he was really little. Probably. It's amazing where technology is now.
GO LINDY 😍 You are doing Amazing already I feel like a proud grandma 🤗 I wish I could give y'all a Big Hug!! Sending 💌Y'all Lots of Prayers🙏 & Blessings💕 from GA
That device looks like it will make your time with Lindy so so much easier, best mum win I'm so glad between therapy and all the powers that be. ( as a special needs mum too ). I feel so happy for you and DON'T forget You Emily are WONDERFUL, SUPER, AMAZING, LOVING, CARING, THE BEST MUMMA TO ALL YOURS AND WILLS BEAUTIFUL MUNCHKINS. Please take this to heart and juat realise how many families you are helping without even knowing. Stay smiling your beautiful uplifting smile and remember YOU ARE WONDERFUL !!!😎😍😉🤗😄😃🤔😜💖💗💙💚💛💝💞💟💕💘💓👑
As and special education educator see parents point of view is huge to me. I also teach an Angel-man’s but he doesn’t have parents like you and has no communication skills. 😫 thank you for rocking as a special needs mom!
Thank you so much for videos like this. So informative. I knew communication devices existed, but videos where I can actually see them in action and hear about them are so very helpful, and I love it. I am so sorry that it differs from state to state whether or not your therapists, case workers, whatever, tell you about these things. I say, if your kiddo, or even adult relative with a disability, needs adaptive equipment like this, their caregivers and family need to be informed and encouraged to get it for them! I am a person with a disability myself; a different kind of disability, but a disability, and I guess you could say I am interested in learning about how people with certain other disabilities function. So thank you for this, and all my best to Lindy, and Griffin. Sorry if I’m misspelling their names, but I’m going on sound. My disability is blindness and I cannot read the screen with my eyes, and I do not have VoiceOver on my iPhone in a place where I can spell out words in the videos title right now.
I'm a fluent speaker but with my severe anxiety and Autistic shutdowns I can go non verbal and use an AAC app when this happens. I work with some non speakers and some limited speakers and really push for then to have AAC in place, it's so important for every person to have a voice and a functional form of communication.
Your very lucky and so proud with you sharing all this with your extender family hope people with kids with learning problems are getting help keep up the date thank you love from Kathy Australia 🇦🇺 🇦🇺 🇦🇺 🇦🇺
More info on this is so helpful. I work for school district and 1 of my kiddos has this device, unfortunately there is no resources available to train staff on this device, so RUclips videos is so helpful. If anyone has any other videos on this communication device, it would be so helpful. These devices are amazing
This would be so helpful for me. I have a block stutter so is very hard to get my words out. Sometimes I have looked at some apps like that But I am very scared to ask my Mom about it and I can get pretty overwhelmed in Certain situations and it can be so hard!
She is very smart and understands everything you say so hopefully potty training will go super easy especially if a sweet treat is a reward for going potty. This is going to be great for her to communicate all of her needs to you and less frustrating for her and all of you.
My son had speech therapist load it up. No password when I started it. This device is overwhelming. Hopefully kids will figure it out because I’m lost.
both my boys have one. my oldest uses touch chat. my youngest uses peony quo (auto correct) i like my youngest sons better. it’s much easier to use. i’m not surprised about new york being so bad. i’ve been legally bling since birth. i was born in Queens and the state’s service for the blind was slow back then in the 80s and 90s. from what i’ve heard it’s not much better now. so i’m not surprised that other services for special needs are poor too. It’s sad really! I’ve lived in NJ since age 7 and really haven’t had problems getting services when they are needed for me or my children
Lindy is so smart and proud to use her new device. She is blessed having you and Will advocate for her and her siblings.
Awwww I'm so happy for Lindy!!! This is gonna boost her confidence so much. Good job figuring this out Emily. I never knew this existed either before you started showing it in videos. Wow, I wonder if something like this would have benefited my brother when he was really little. Probably. It's amazing where technology is now.
I think you have become such a good advocate for kids who need extra assistance.
So glad Lindy is the help she needs!! God Bless your family!!
Awww Lindy!!! You're a smart cookie and I love your new device!!!
i have SO much admiration and respect for you and Will.. I can only hope to be as amazing of a mother to my 3 as you are to your 6.
God bless 💛
GO LINDY 😍 You are doing Amazing already I feel like a proud grandma 🤗 I wish I could give y'all a Big Hug!! Sending 💌Y'all Lots of Prayers🙏 & Blessings💕 from GA
That device looks like it will make your time with Lindy so so much easier, best mum win I'm so glad between therapy and all the powers that be. ( as a special needs mum too ). I feel so happy for you and DON'T forget You Emily are WONDERFUL, SUPER, AMAZING, LOVING, CARING, THE BEST MUMMA TO ALL YOURS AND WILLS BEAUTIFUL MUNCHKINS. Please take this to heart and juat realise how many families you are helping without even knowing. Stay smiling your beautiful uplifting smile and remember YOU ARE WONDERFUL !!!😎😍😉🤗😄😃🤔😜💖💗💙💚💛💝💞💟💕💘💓👑
Absolutely love this for Lindy! Cannot wait to see her progress in the next few months
Can’t wait to see all her progress! ❤️ yall!!
So great to see baby girl communicating and able to show off just how much she knows! Go Lindy!!!!!!!
As and special education educator see parents point of view is huge to me. I also teach an Angel-man’s but he doesn’t have parents like you and has no communication skills. 😫 thank you for rocking as a special needs mom!
Thank you so much for videos like this. So informative. I knew communication devices existed, but videos where I can actually see them in action and hear about them are so very helpful, and I love it. I am so sorry that it differs from state to state whether or not your therapists, case workers, whatever, tell you about these things. I say, if your kiddo, or even adult relative with a disability, needs adaptive equipment like this, their caregivers and family need to be informed and encouraged to get it for them! I am a person with a disability myself; a different kind of disability, but a disability, and I guess you could say I am interested in learning about how people with certain other disabilities function. So thank you for this, and all my best to Lindy, and Griffin. Sorry if I’m misspelling their names, but I’m going on sound. My disability is blindness and I cannot read the screen with my eyes, and I do not have VoiceOver on my iPhone in a place where I can spell out words in the videos title right now.
I'm a fluent speaker but with my severe anxiety and Autistic shutdowns I can go non verbal and use an AAC app when this happens. I work with some non speakers and some limited speakers and really push for then to have AAC in place, it's so important for every person to have a voice and a functional form of communication.
I think she is so happy to have a voice! She will do so good with her device.
Your very lucky and so proud with you sharing all this with your extender family hope people with kids with learning problems are getting help keep up the date thank you love from Kathy Australia 🇦🇺 🇦🇺 🇦🇺 🇦🇺
Brilliant lindy x
Fantastic! Great you provide others the information, too! 👏👍
Posey is so so so cute and funny to
Lindy is so so so cute and funny to
Wyn is so so so cute and funny to
Will sign language be a tool used as well?
Harrison is so so so cute and funny to
I’m in Georgia and my son has this device. He will be 7 this year. His speech therapist recommended it. Love it! Very convenient for him
Sawyer is so so so cute and funny to
Lindy is so smart . You are an amazing mom
I was born in Colorado in 1950. Even then Colorado loved its children and the medical
Love It!!! 🫶
She is smart and beautiful
More info on this is so helpful. I work for school district and 1 of my kiddos has this device, unfortunately there is no resources available to train staff on this device, so RUclips videos is so helpful. If anyone has any other videos on this communication device, it would be so helpful. These devices are amazing
can you pray for aac divices to take over the worls
Can you get the same cover for Griffin’s device?
I was wondering the same thing.
Yes. Its suppose to come with the device
So happy for her!
Yep
Could you do a playlist on lyndis journey with apraxia
This would be so helpful for me. I have a block stutter so is very hard to get my words out. Sometimes I have looked at some apps like that But I am very scared to ask my Mom about it and I can get pretty overwhelmed in Certain situations and it can be so hard!
Great technological aid!
Can you please let us know the type of the iPad case, where we can find it.
She is very smart and understands everything you say so hopefully potty training will go super easy especially if a sweet treat is a reward for going potty. This is going to be great for her to communicate all of her needs to you and less frustrating for her and all of you.
cool idea for her I have a friend at School who uses tobi but she can say yes and no by herself sometimes
I have high functioning autism so I use an AAC device in situations where I struggle to get my words out to where they make sense. But I can talk too.
Hi what’s the app called?
TD Snap
can you pray for aac divices to take over the world
I just got the app for my daughter and I don’t know how to use it yet
She won’t just have it mastered, but will be attempting more , of her own language, if not clear words.
that is the best app ever
❤
Which model
My son just got this device. How do I remove the password? School put it on there. He growing frustrated because have put password to use the device.
My son had speech therapist load it up. No password when I started it. This device is overwhelming. Hopefully kids will figure it out because I’m lost.
@nordlandak6853 Hello! I found a video on RUclips to remove password. I believe there some videos on the device . If you don't find it, let me know.
both my boys have one. my oldest uses touch chat. my youngest uses peony quo (auto correct) i like my youngest sons better. it’s much easier to use. i’m not surprised about new york being so bad. i’ve been legally bling since birth. i was born in Queens and the state’s service for the blind was slow back then in the 80s and 90s. from what i’ve heard it’s not much better now. so i’m not surprised that other services for special needs are poor too. It’s sad really! I’ve lived in NJ since age 7 and really haven’t had problems getting services when they are needed for me or my children
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Hi , from Ohio , hey
It doesn't even have to be a new device. A used one can work perfectly fine. Just make sure to talk to a computer expert first.
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