When families hear the term AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication), they often think of a speech-generating device or worry that using AAC will prevent their child from ever talking.
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Why does my child repeat lines from movies? Is echolalia meaningful?
When families hear the term AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication), they often think of a speech-generating device or worry that using AAC will prevent their child from ever talking.
As summer approaches and families spend more time at pools, beaches, splash pads, and swim lessons, water becomes a central part of childhood.
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