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This is a Free Kids talk program designed by a seasoned Speech and Language Therapist for parents of kids with delayed speech and language due to any reason.
1. Toddlers
2. Delayed Speech and Language
3. Autism
4. Down Syndrome
5. Hearing Impaired
Q- How to use this Free Kids talk program for the beginners?
A- If your child is an analytic language learner This is the sequence of using the program below after Qand A
What is analytical language learner?
A- Analytical language learners begin to speak sounds, then one word, two words, sentences, grammar and so on. there are gestalt langauge learners who begin with long scripts/ single words. sounds or phrases. then learn one word, two words and so on.
Q- What should I do if my child is a gestalt language learner?
A- Check the menu. there are articles for gestalt language processors. Soon a Kids free program for home techniques will be added.
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