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If you've ever seen kids carry around books with velcro pictures that they take off and hand to someone to request the item, then you've probably seen PECS - Picture Exchange Communication System. It's a type of AAC (augmentative and alternative communication system) and it's often recommended by people familiar with ABA, including many speech language pathologists.
I've been asked before - Can My Nonverbal (really Nonspeaking) Child Just Use PECS?
I don't recommend it! Listen to this episode to hear my top 5 reasons that I don't recommend PECS!
I'll talk more about what it is and share some things that you might never thought have before!
Free 15 minute coaching session for the first 50 people to sign up --> thespeechparent.com/first50
By The Speech Parent | Emily Bower5
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If you've ever seen kids carry around books with velcro pictures that they take off and hand to someone to request the item, then you've probably seen PECS - Picture Exchange Communication System. It's a type of AAC (augmentative and alternative communication system) and it's often recommended by people familiar with ABA, including many speech language pathologists.
I've been asked before - Can My Nonverbal (really Nonspeaking) Child Just Use PECS?
I don't recommend it! Listen to this episode to hear my top 5 reasons that I don't recommend PECS!
I'll talk more about what it is and share some things that you might never thought have before!
Free 15 minute coaching session for the first 50 people to sign up --> thespeechparent.com/first50