Just because some children with autism can’t speak doesn’t mean they can’t communicate

Want to help your child with autism communicate?

Although some children with autism have difficulty communicating with spoken language, they can be taught to communicate effectively in other ways.

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For some practical ways you can encourage your child’s communication and language skills, click this picture above to watch the video, expanding Language Part Two.

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