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sunshinyliving
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Posted: Jan 03 2013 at 4:04pm \| IP Logged

I have a 3yo boy (almost 4yrs) who has a speech delay. I know there must be a lot of good ipad apps for speech/articulation therapy, and was wondering if anyone had any recommendations.

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jawgee
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Posted: Jan 03 2013 at 4:55pm \| IP Logged

Try this web site. It is one of my favorite sites for speech therapy.

Mommy Speech Therapy

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sunshinyliving
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Posted: Jan 04 2013 at 12:32pm \| IP Logged

Thanks, Monica. That site looks like it has a lot of good ideas, and the app she made looks like it could be very helpful!

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Posted: March 09 2013 at 5:28pm \| IP Logged

I am late to the game, but our son's SLP has used the Talking Larry app with our nearly nonverbal autistic 2-yr old sweetie and he has enjoyed it...another option for an AAC tool is Verbal Victor. You are able to upload your own photos and voice to encourage your little one to verbalize, or at the very least, to empower him to be able to communicate some basic needs/wants if that is a problem :)

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