We're back at Speech! Therapy For Special Needs || Parenting Down Syndrome
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- We're back at Speech! Therapy For Special Needs || Parenting Down Syndrome
This video share with you how Naomi does Speech Therapy as a Toddler. Because of the Self-Isolation Naomi has had no speech, but because she is high needs, they have finally allowed her to come back to speech therapy. During this speech therapy session the therapist works alot with building her vocabulary, getting her to respond, sign language as well as colors and directions.
Naomi is 3 years old and she has Down Syndrome. Feel free to join us on our journey as well grows as a family and homeschool a daughter with Down Syndrome.
We're back at Speech! Therapy For Special Needs || Parenting Down Syndrome
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that part when she put it in her shirt, so precious and hilarious, I would have counted that as a receptive language win!
I don't know if this will help- but I'm a first grade teacher with a DS student who's low verbal. But she will go out of her way to make sounds when we do round robin greetings before almost every different section of the day. The other students think it's funny to make strange statements why they are having a 'good' or 'bad' day- and everyone erupts with laughter after each. She's the last in the robin- but she's laughing and has picked up on the 'target funny stuff' (yesterday the class was "good because Ms. Mi is a monkey") so when it comes to her she will also SAY the same thing as everyone else. And the class laughs even harder because 'Michelle knows it too'. What I'm trying to say is that peer modeling might also be something to try. The more she feels like part of the group- the more motivated she is to communicate so they understand
This speech looks so much more fun, then what my brother went through years ago. That statement is so true! My parents worked so hard to get my brother to talk, now he talks up a storm. If he is not talking he is signing.
He has good parents how old is your brother
I am so happy she is back in speech and yes the putting everything in their mouth is hard. We have gone through waves of that with our daughter and it has started to come back again.
Naomi participated so well in speech! ❤️
So cute! You can tell how much fun she is having. ❤
Aw, yay for being back at speech! She looked like she had so much fun!
So adorable
It's so nice to get back into a routine!
Hey Naomi! I just want to thank you for this amazing channel. It is helping my families journey with my younger brother Frank. He is 6 years old and has to be home schooled at this time. With the struggles along the way its great to have community out there and know there is other families that are doing their best and coming together. Much love and grace to you all on your journey! :D
You are so welcome! Thank you so much!
She is adorable!
Thanks ❤️
Naomi's smile is so contagious! She seems to love speech therapy!
She really does, on my FB page I put a video of her responding to me telling her we're going to speech.
I can see why speech therapy is Naomi’s favorite haha. Thanks for sharing this!
What a sweet video!! As a former SLP, it was so great to watch!
Awesome! Thanks!
I enjoyed seeing her do her thing. We've got very similar speech goals for Shelbs right now. I'm sure our girls would be fast friends. 💕
For Sure!!
I loved when she hid the ball in her shirt.
I love that it’s okay based. It makes for good incentive!
That’s so amazing that speech therapy has been opened back up for a couple weeks already! My sons speech therapy program won’t be back open till the fall which sucks but they follow the school year too so ther was no point in opening back up for a couple weeks.
I am so sorry!
You are doing well please continue with your amazing videos. God bless you and ur family.
Thank you Ahmad. Your encouragement blesses me.
Yeah, that would be pretty hard to wear a face mask in speech therapy. All the sterilization procedures have added a lot to the work responsibilities, but it's good that they are taking all the necessary precautions for everyone's health.
Such a clever girl; her understanding is great just needs to work on her sounds now x
Yes, thank you. You are so right, it's such a struggle.
Wow! Motivating!
Well done Naomi! Your doing great! And cute mask
A very honest and interesting insight. I bet the COVID stuff does make it so much harder :(
Keeping a mask on my 2 year old for a dr appt was a joke!
Right! It's not at all easy.
Hi, I love your video's, they are short, straight to the point and very helpful, I also have a wonderful boy with down syndrome who is almost 23 months now.
Congratulations! I'm sure he's beautiful. Thanks!
I can't get speech therapist for my daughter since 2020 she has down syndrome and she is nonverbal. Trying my best, but is not enough 😕
I’m so sorry, do you have a way you can work with her yourself?
@@LivingWithEveher Dr is helping us to find the speech and, occupational therapist, we do, but I don't see any progress
I don't know how a toddler would be able to do speech therapy with a mask, so it's good that she was allowed to take it off. Cute mask!
Yeah I know, right.
Loved your video, and your looks gr8. keep doing good work. Here is your new friend, Let's help each other.
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She's smart ,she's talking my boy his gonna 4 this August but his very behing when it comes to talking or saying something so I'm still waiting were are you from?
We are down in Florida.
I've always loved down symptom and she makes me not excited to work with them
I’m sorry to hear that, but if this is how you feel, in all honesty and sincerity, you may want to consider changing your career path. This is mild compared to what you will see in other kids with similar and other disabilities. But seriously, take it to the Lord, because if her behavior bothered you when she worked with the speech therapist, how much more would it bother you if you were working with a child with more severe behavioral concerns. Working with children with disabilities is not all sunshine and roses, it takes a patient person.
How old is she now?
She is 3, her birthday is in late September.
hello..I had a baby like her too. did she talk @ nine mos.?
No, she is still struggling to talk. We only have a few words and a few sentences.