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Every child is different! Here are speech and language tips and tools for kids with learning differences, alongside information for parents provided by speech therapists.

What Does an Autistic Person Look Like?

If you want to know what autistic people look like, observe your friends, acquaintances, and the people in your own family circle. Every autistic person…

Mandu Usoro

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An Autistic Filmmaker’s Tale of “Hardship, Perseverance, & Hope”

This is truly one of our favorite Apple podcasts! Award-winning autistic filmmaker Scott Klum recently spoke with Speech Blubs host Jaka Z.! This podcast tells…

Robert McKenzie

My son was diagnosed with bilateral hearing loss in both ears last year, and after his surgery, Speech Blubs is the best app to get him on track with kids his age.

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Abigail Adam’s Down Syndrome Story: Overcoming Challenges

Abigail Adams has had many challenges to overcome. But, that didn’t stop her. She has become a public speaker, model, actress, and athlete. She is…

Abigail Adams

Down Syndrome Education – Tips from a Teacher

The Center for Disease Control (CDC) says that “chromosomes determine how a baby’s body forms during pregnancy and how the baby’s body functions as it…

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Collette Divitto’s Down Syndrome Story

Although I went on many job interviews that seemed to go very well, I always got an email saying something like, “it was great to…

Collette Divitto

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World Down Syndrome Awareness Day

Here is a history of World Down Syndrome Day, an overview of what World Down Syndrome Day is and how one can participate. Down Syndrome…

Kelli Green

Speech and Language Activities for Infants and Toddlers with Down Syndrome

After consulting with his ENT and audiologist, we decided to have tubes placed in his ears and started to play a little catch up through…

Kelli Green

Down Syndrome: The First Year

When we discovered our son had Down Syndrome at birth, we had a discussion with the wonderful nurses how every newborn brings their unique challenges…

Kelli Green

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD): An All-in-One Guide

The term autism is not what it once was. “Autism” originally described a severe set of schizophrenia symptoms in 1911 by a German psychiatrist named…

Liz Talton

Executive Function Disorder – What It Is and How to Help

We use executive functioning skills and methods every day to plan, organize, strategize, memorize, and pay attention so that we can: Make plans Keep track…

Natalie Barnes

5 Management Tips for Oral Stimming

Oral sensitivities are also known as oral stimming. A child ‘stims’ as a way of regulating emotions or when he or she is under or…

Liz Talton

What is Deep Pressure Therapy for Kids with Autism?

To help alleviate meltdowns and calm children with sensory issues and autism, deep pressure stimulation is used. Deep pressure stimulation is also known as ‘deep…

Liz Talton

A Brief Overview of Down Syndrome

Chances are, we all have had some sort of interaction with someone with Down syndrome. That may include seeing an actor with Down syndrome on…

Kelli Green

5 Tips for Disciplining a Child with Autism

Disciplining a child on the autism spectrum is even more difficult than normal. What you thought you knew about disciplining a child with traditional methods…

Liz Talton

Sensory Bottles for Autism : A Simple Guide

Children with autism struggle with processing sensory information around them such as tastes, movement, brightness, smells, and textures. Sensory bottles provide a calming sensory experience…

Liz Talton