I CAN NOT express how useful these videos are and how easy all of these tips are to apple to life. My son is three and has autism and adhd. He is also nonverbal to a degree. I thank you so much for all of the videos that you create. But also the printout sheet is something a refer to all the time!
Language can be so fun! Parents who share their words and expose their kiddo to an enormous vocabulary are setting themselves up for success...admittedly it is a lot of work. But it pays off ❤️
I'd love to know in the comments, do you live in a city, neighborhood, or rural area? All of our walks will look different, but our kids can ALL learn new words as we walk outside :)
I just came across your videos. So helpful. I have some questions though. 1. Can I do this with 6mo? How can babies understand the concept of sound if we cant point it to them? 2. We want to do bilingual. I'm SAHM but my language is a minority and the husband is the majority (English). We are currently doing one parent one language. I also want her to have a good amount of English vocabulary to go to school in the future but my husband doesnt spend time as much as I do. So I'm thinking of doing 80% minority : 20% majority. But I'm afraid shes not willing to speak minority with me as we live in English speaking environment she can immerse in it and learn English fast. On the other side I'm afraid if I only speak minority, she will not have good amount of vocab to go to school. I'm so conflicted!
@@SP-zp3gu 1. Yes! You can start as early as the day your child is born. Babies understand wayyy more than we think they do. 2. Have you had a chance to watch my video about bilingualism? www.learnwithadrienne.com/blog/bilingual-resource-guide That will help!
YESSS My daughter didnt talk until 20 months and one day on a walk she pointed and said car! i will never forget it it was such a huge relief! try try try and then try harder then try something different and something will happen!
I live in DC but we have Forest around where I live , my baby loves looking out the window and wait for a squirrel 🐿 or deer 🦌 or birds 🐦 to pass by Love your videos ❤️
Oh cool! DC! Yes, watching out the window is a favorite pass time for my son, too. Our home has woods in the backyard, so we often see deer, birds, and squirrels, and sometimes bunnies, too. This summer, we even saw a fox for the first time!! He saw the fox and got so excited. Now we look for all the foxes in children's books and he remembers seeing it out the window. :)
@@LearnWithAdrienne wow nice mam u sharing positive vibes , u by gives motivation to connect with child trough different videos thank u dr ...i to have a small child she is walking now talking in her own words enjoying journey with u ..and i love ur smile i want know tips when u r sad how u will keep smiling ??
Thank you, love your content and your soft voice is so soothing. What about child with autism, who won't look where you're pointing? I describe what they see, but not sure it's sticking.
Hi Adrienne, we live in a neighborhood with a park and public pond we can walk around one block over. So we have a lot of nature right here. We haven’t been able to use the park this year with Covid, but hopefully can next year when my BB son turns 2.
Thanks for sharing, so interesting!! i would like to know if a child does not talk fluently or does not interact with you when talking, do i need to keep talking to her or wait till she starts saying some words ?
Thanks for watching! YESSSS! Don't wait! Talk to her even if she doesn't say words yet. Kids understand words waaaaaay before they can speak words. I recommend talking to babies from the day they are born. Here's an analogy... We don't wait to start feeding a baby when he or she starts growing... babies grow BECAUSE we feed them. Same with language. We don't wait to start talking to a baby when he or she starts talking... children talk BECAUSE we talk to them. Great question! :)
Hey Adrienne.. I’m glad I bumped into your channel. My 2.7 yr old son has moderately severe SNHL and is on HA with AVT. He’s now started vocalising and says Alphabets,numbers,rhymes ( without clarity) name animals, fruits etc . But he is not at all talking to us .. he won’t answer if I ask if he needs anything.. how can I make him initiate talking , ask for things .. pls help 🙏🏻
Hi Ramya! Thanks for your question, the details you shared, and for your trust in me! Here’s how I can help: www.learnwithadrienne.com/questions-for-adrienne
Ahhhhhhhhhh thank you so much for this video! So happy to have found you. My toddler just randomly started stuttering (after we started night weaning) at 27 months. I try to model speaking slowly & talk through everything. Do you have any beneficial resources?
Hai Teacher, I highly appreciate your efforts your videos are so nice it helps us lot. my boy he is 48 months now, he know all words , the first word he started at 36 months mama, daddy, Now he know alphabets ,numbers, he is taking two words together sometimes three words together, he use to say prayers, now he started stories also ex: Mamma water, lift going up, like this he is talking , our concern is still he didn't started conversation talk 4 words together , kindly help us how to teach conversations. Thank you
Vinoth Ravi These videos help children begin to speak in phrases and sentences: Pacing Board 1: facebook.com/learnwithadrienne/videos/1745797772353383/ Pacing Board 2: facebook.com/learnwithadrienne/videos/1745857992347361/ Pacing Board 3: facebook.com/learnwithadrienne/videos/1746206348979192/ Pacing Board 4: facebook.com/learnwithadrienne/videos/1746256275640866/
Hi! I need help. Please! So my nephew was been told not to press the car key as he would end up opening the car. They kept telling him, "Don't press it! Don't press it!" And I was getting frustrated with the adults. He is 3 years old but he doesn't know what that means. How can I teach him what the words "press" and "don't press" mean.
Research "negation." At 3, he most likely doesn't understand the word "don't" in this context. So all his brain is picking up on is his parents saying, "Press it! Press it!" so he is technically following directions because he isn't sure what the "don't" part means. Instead, give him something else to do with his hands. Can you clap 3 times? Can you knock on the keys? Can you point the keys at the sky? Drop the keys in my hands. Also, why is he holding car keys in the first place?
@@LearnWithAdrienne thank you. Idk why he was holding them. What happened was everyone was playing in the front yard. His mom had her purse with her, and the keys outside. Why? I have no idea. So at the end of the day she called him over to put his shoes on, and she put her purse and her keys down on the grass to help him put his shoes on. So I was putting my shoes on too and all of a sudden I see and hear her getting more and more upset telling him, "Don't press! Don't press!" Thanks for the respond!
Hello mam goodevening..my bby age is 28th month she is talking some words..she know how to pronounciate mummy and dady but she doesn't call me mummy..when she need anything she just took my hand point some what she need that's it..tell me the technique how to call me mummy..
Also, reading your comment, I noticed that you said at 28 months, your daughter is saying some words. Something to keep in mind, by 30 months, on average, children can say 450 words. If your daughter needs help with communication, I would recommend seeing if this resource would be helpful for her: www.learnwithadrienne.com/steps-to-help-your-child-learn-to-talk
I CAN NOT express how useful these videos are and how easy all of these tips are to apple to life. My son is three and has autism and adhd. He is also nonverbal to a degree. I thank you so much for all of the videos that you create. But also the printout sheet is something a refer to all the time!
Language can be so fun! Parents who share their words and expose their kiddo to an enormous vocabulary are setting themselves up for success...admittedly it is a lot of work. But it pays off ❤️
So true!
I'd love to know in the comments, do you live in a city, neighborhood, or rural area?
All of our walks will look different, but our kids can ALL learn new words as we walk outside :)
I just came across your videos. So helpful. I have some questions though.
1. Can I do this with 6mo? How can babies understand the concept of sound if we cant point it to them?
2. We want to do bilingual. I'm SAHM but my language is a minority and the husband is the majority (English). We are currently doing one parent one language. I also want her to have a good amount of English vocabulary to go to school in the future but my husband doesnt spend time as much as I do. So I'm thinking of doing 80% minority : 20% majority. But I'm afraid shes not willing to speak minority with me as we live in English speaking environment she can immerse in it and learn English fast. On the other side I'm afraid if I only speak minority, she will not have good amount of vocab to go to school. I'm so conflicted!
@@SP-zp3gu 1. Yes! You can start as early as the day your child is born. Babies understand wayyy more than we think they do.
2. Have you had a chance to watch my video about bilingualism? www.learnwithadrienne.com/blog/bilingual-resource-guide That will help!
YESSS My daughter didnt talk until 20 months and one day on a walk she pointed and said car! i will never forget it it was such a huge relief! try try try and then try harder then try something different and something will happen!
Thank you for your research-based approach.
I live in DC but we have Forest around where I live , my baby loves looking out the window and wait for a squirrel 🐿 or deer 🦌 or birds 🐦 to pass by
Love your videos ❤️
Oh cool! DC! Yes, watching out the window is a favorite pass time for my son, too. Our home has woods in the backyard, so we often see deer, birds, and squirrels, and sometimes bunnies, too. This summer, we even saw a fox for the first time!! He saw the fox and got so excited. Now we look for all the foxes in children's books and he remembers seeing it out the window. :)
@@LearnWithAdrienne wow nice mam u sharing positive vibes , u by gives motivation to connect with child trough different videos thank u dr ...i to have a small child she is walking now talking in her own words enjoying journey with u
..and i love ur smile i want know tips when u r sad how u will keep smiling ??
Learn With Adrienne oh a fox 🦊 that is so cool, I bet my daughter would go bananas if she sees one , it is one of her favorite animal 😃
Thank you, love your content and your soft voice is so soothing. What about child with autism, who won't look where you're pointing? I describe what they see, but not sure it's sticking.
Hi Adrienne, we live in a neighborhood with a park and public pond we can walk around one block over. So we have a lot of nature right here. We haven’t been able to use the park this year with Covid, but hopefully can next year when my BB son turns 2.
🇨🇦 thank you so much for your tips💕 Adrienne
Hi Rehana! I'm sO glad my videos have been helpful for you :)
I find your videos so helpful!!! Thank you so much Adrienne!!!!!!!
Thank you for your ideas 😉
Glad you like them!
Good luck from Israel!
You're awesome!!
Thank you miss for this ❤️ I'm excited to try this to my baby
Yay! You’re welcome 😊
I'm fan to youuuu Adrienne..😘
Thank you for being here Fatimah! :)
Hey Adrienne thanks for this can't wait to try them out.
You are so welcome! Hope you enjoy!
Thank you so much for the tips ☺️
You're so welcome!
Thanks for sharing, so interesting!! i would like to know if a child does not talk fluently or does not interact with you when talking, do i need to keep talking to her or wait till she starts saying some words ?
Thanks for watching! YESSSS! Don't wait! Talk to her even if she doesn't say words yet. Kids understand words waaaaaay before they can speak words. I recommend talking to babies from the day they are born.
Here's an analogy...
We don't wait to start feeding a baby when he or she starts growing...
babies grow BECAUSE we feed them.
Same with language.
We don't wait to start talking to a baby when he or she starts talking...
children talk BECAUSE we talk to them.
Great question! :)
Hey Adrienne.. I’m glad I bumped into your channel. My 2.7 yr old son has moderately severe SNHL and is on HA with AVT. He’s now started vocalising and says Alphabets,numbers,rhymes ( without clarity) name animals, fruits etc . But he is not at all talking to us .. he won’t answer if I ask if he needs anything.. how can I make him initiate talking , ask for things .. pls help 🙏🏻
Hi Ramya! Thanks for your question, the details you shared, and for your trust in me! Here’s how I can help: www.learnwithadrienne.com/questions-for-adrienne
Ahhhhhhhhhh thank you so much for this video! So happy to have found you. My toddler just randomly started stuttering (after we started night weaning) at 27 months. I try to model speaking slowly & talk through everything. Do you have any beneficial resources?
You are so welcome! Here's a resource that is helpful: www.stutteringhelp.org/if-you-think-your-child-stuttering
Hai Teacher, I highly appreciate your efforts your videos are so nice it helps us lot. my boy he is 48 months now, he know all words , the first word he started at 36 months mama, daddy, Now he know alphabets ,numbers, he is taking two words together sometimes three words together, he use to say prayers, now he started stories also ex: Mamma water, lift going up, like this he is talking , our concern is still he didn't started conversation talk 4 words together , kindly help us how to teach conversations. Thank you
Vinoth Ravi These videos help children begin to speak in phrases and sentences:
Pacing Board 1: facebook.com/learnwithadrienne/videos/1745797772353383/
Pacing Board 2: facebook.com/learnwithadrienne/videos/1745857992347361/
Pacing Board 3: facebook.com/learnwithadrienne/videos/1746206348979192/
Pacing Board 4: facebook.com/learnwithadrienne/videos/1746256275640866/
really good advises and ideas for me ... thank u very much, i will use it more often👌😍
Happy to hear that!
We go on walks in our neighborhood.
Hi! I need help. Please! So my nephew was been told not to press the car key as he would end up opening the car. They kept telling him, "Don't press it! Don't press it!" And I was getting frustrated with the adults. He is 3 years old but he doesn't know what that means. How can I teach him what the words "press" and "don't press" mean.
Research "negation." At 3, he most likely doesn't understand the word "don't" in this context.
So all his brain is picking up on is his parents saying, "Press it! Press it!" so he is technically following directions because he isn't sure what the "don't" part means.
Instead, give him something else to do with his hands. Can you clap 3 times? Can you knock on the keys? Can you point the keys at the sky? Drop the keys in my hands.
Also, why is he holding car keys in the first place?
@@LearnWithAdrienne thank you. Idk why he was holding them. What happened was everyone was playing in the front yard. His mom had her purse with her, and the keys outside. Why? I have no idea. So at the end of the day she called him over to put his shoes on, and she put her purse and her keys down on the grass to help him put his shoes on. So I was putting my shoes on too and all of a sudden I see and hear her getting more and more upset telling him, "Don't press! Don't press!" Thanks for the respond!
Hello mam goodevening..my bby age is 28th month she is talking some words..she know how to pronounciate mummy and dady but she doesn't call me mummy..when she need anything she just took my hand point some what she need that's it..tell me the technique how to call me mummy..
Hi! Here's how to teach your child to communicate your name when she needs you: th-cam.com/video/c9gO5Nagm0Q/w-d-xo.html
Also, reading your comment, I noticed that you said at 28 months, your daughter is saying some words. Something to keep in mind, by 30 months, on average, children can say 450 words. If your daughter needs help with communication, I would recommend seeing if this resource would be helpful for her:
www.learnwithadrienne.com/steps-to-help-your-child-learn-to-talk
@@LearnWithAdrienne thank you so much mam