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With my daughter's help I've developed an educational tool for children like her

camptys

I'm a mom of a 10 year old girl with Down's Syndrome and Autism. With her help I've developed an educational tool that helps children like her to develop vocabulary and learn to read. It is not yet available on the market but I'm happy to share ideas with other parents who have these struggles.

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Sam_Alumni

Hi @camptys do you want to tell us a little more?

martakr30

Hi, I have 3 year old son with autism he still speaks only a little I would be grateful for any advice on how to work with him on him speech. Thank you.

Sam_Alumni

@LondonSpeechTherapy do you have any advice for @martakr30

LondonSpeechTherapy

Dear @martakr30 - May I ask if you have a Speech & Language Therapist involved at this stage?

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camptys

Danny, it's not so much that she has great skills, it's really that she (and other children) has responded so well to the materials that we decided to share it with the world.

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martakr30 said:

Hi, I have 3 year old son with autism he still speaks only a little I would be grateful for any advice on how to work with him on him speech. Thank you.

I am happy to tell you more - check out the site for the pocket learner and get in touch if you need more info.

camptys

DannyMoore said:

@camptys,

well done to you both. More evidence that people on the autism spectrum, whether it's severe autism or high-functioning autism like to help others. To accomplish this your daughter must have great skills and talents.

Danny, Further to my previous post and your response, this is just to say please have a look at the website for the product in order to have a better understanding of it. It's a wonderful feeling to see the children's reaction - to see hope restored in their parents.