My daughter is soon to have a diagnosis for autism. We find out from a doctor on the 29th. She is very bright. She understands how to do puzzles, she follows commands but she struggles with leaving places and she has only a few words. Mommy, daddy, dink (drink), ba(ball), bo(boat), byez. I try to teach her words and I think she sorta understands me but other times it’s like she is not interested in paying attention to me. She acts like show knows what I’m doing and she’s not falling for it so she acts sort of annoyed that I’m pushing her. Sometimes she will try but not often. Her speech therapist are just playing with her. Though don’t try hand cues but I think I got her to actually start saying the word mommy instead of mama by showing her long E hand cue. Thumb and index next to corners of the mouth to empathize the E sound. How do I get her attention more? She is very attentive to playing but she’s not interested it seems in sitting down and watching and trying. Your daughter in the fishing activity video was actively trying. Is it just more practice and more treats? Is there a certain sound she should work on. She mostly has B sound, and a few random sounds. She likes playing pretend and singing her own song soo I don’t know how I can work on helping her other then watching random RUclips speech videos and her speech therapist. I think I’ve learned a lot from the videos and she’s learned some but I want more things to help her. I could ask my speech therapist but I don’t see them using these other techniques so I don’t know how much they are helping. Any advice? Thanks for the videos. I’ve been watching and debating on what things I could buy off your tpt website to work on with my daughter who is 3. Thinking I will just get the animal paper sticks to practice in animal games. Excited that I found your channel bc it is helpful to find more knowledge on speech therapy.
We are so glad that you found our RUclips channel and are happy that you are enjoying our videos! Unfortunately, we cannot provide personalized recommendations. That is great that you are already working with a speech-language pathologist. We would recommend that you collaborate with your SLP for more specific information regarding your daughter. Keep a lookout for more videos on our channel coming soon (:
My daughter is soon to have a diagnosis for autism. We find out from a doctor on the 29th. She is very bright. She understands how to do puzzles, she follows commands but she struggles with leaving places and she has only a few words. Mommy, daddy, dink (drink), ba(ball), bo(boat), byez.
I try to teach her words and I think she sorta understands me but other times it’s like she is not interested in paying attention to me. She acts like show knows what I’m doing and she’s not falling for it so she acts sort of annoyed that I’m pushing her.
Sometimes she will try but not often. Her speech therapist are just playing with her. Though don’t try hand cues but I think I got her to actually start saying the word mommy instead of mama by showing her long E hand cue. Thumb and index next to corners of the mouth to empathize the E sound.
How do I get her attention more?
She is very attentive to playing but she’s not interested it seems in sitting down and watching and trying. Your daughter in the fishing activity video was actively trying. Is it just more practice and more treats?
Is there a certain sound she should work on. She mostly has B sound, and a few random sounds. She likes playing pretend and singing her own song soo I don’t know how I can work on helping her other then watching random RUclips speech videos and her speech therapist.
I think I’ve learned a lot from the videos and she’s learned some but I want more things to help her. I could ask my speech therapist but I don’t see them using these other techniques so I don’t know how much they are helping. Any advice?
Thanks for the videos. I’ve been watching and debating on what things I could buy off your tpt website to work on with my daughter who is 3. Thinking I will just get the animal paper sticks to practice in animal games.
Excited that I found your channel bc it is helpful to find more knowledge on speech therapy.
We are so glad that you found our RUclips channel and are happy that you are enjoying our videos! Unfortunately, we cannot provide personalized recommendations. That is great that you are already working with a speech-language pathologist. We would recommend that you collaborate with your SLP for more specific information regarding your daughter. Keep a lookout for more videos on our channel coming soon (: