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Episode 4: Navigating the World of Autism and communication
Communication is so vital for every aspect of our lives.
When we walk in stores we are greeted by the person at the entrance of the store. When a baby cries, they are communicating to us that they are hungry, sleepy, not feeling well, or in need of a diaper change.
As a new mom, we seek those precious moments of our babies smiling at us, babbling, and engaging in back and forth communication. And don’t forget about hearing them say, “mama” or “dada”…..because that rocks our very world right?
But how does one handle not hearing any of these sounds, or progressively witnessing the regression of sounds and words?
Our special guests, who are speech and language pathologists, will discuss communication, language, share stories of hope, and provide several tips/resources to help families of children on the spectrum.
When we walk in stores we are greeted by the person at the entrance of the store. When a baby cries, they are communicating to us that they are hungry, sleepy, not feeling well, or in need of a diaper change.
As a new mom, we seek those precious moments of our babies smiling at us, babbling, and engaging in back and forth communication. And don’t forget about hearing them say, “mama” or “dada”…..because that rocks our very world right?
But how does one handle not hearing any of these sounds, or progressively witnessing the regression of sounds and words?
Our special guests, who are speech and language pathologists, will discuss communication, language, share stories of hope, and provide several tips/resources to help families of children on the spectrum.
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By Tyneise SeaboroughCommunication is so vital for every aspect of our lives.
When we walk in stores we are greeted by the person at the entrance of the store. When a baby cries, they are communicating to us that they are hungry, sleepy, not feeling well, or in need of a diaper change.
As a new mom, we seek those precious moments of our babies smiling at us, babbling, and engaging in back and forth communication. And don’t forget about hearing them say, “mama” or “dada”…..because that rocks our very world right?
But how does one handle not hearing any of these sounds, or progressively witnessing the regression of sounds and words?
Our special guests, who are speech and language pathologists, will discuss communication, language, share stories of hope, and provide several tips/resources to help families of children on the spectrum.
When we walk in stores we are greeted by the person at the entrance of the store. When a baby cries, they are communicating to us that they are hungry, sleepy, not feeling well, or in need of a diaper change.
As a new mom, we seek those precious moments of our babies smiling at us, babbling, and engaging in back and forth communication. And don’t forget about hearing them say, “mama” or “dada”…..because that rocks our very world right?
But how does one handle not hearing any of these sounds, or progressively witnessing the regression of sounds and words?
Our special guests, who are speech and language pathologists, will discuss communication, language, share stories of hope, and provide several tips/resources to help families of children on the spectrum.