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Videos that help autistic and non-verbal children communicate.

AuSome Kids TV gathers free YouTube videos that speech-language pathologists, autism clinics and educators commonly recommend for building language and communication — and sorts them by the technique they teach, so you can find the right one without scrolling through an algorithm.

We don't make these videos. Every one of them belongs to the creator who made it, and plays here through YouTube's own player. Nothing autoplays, nothing follows you, and there is nothing to sign up for.

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Start with what you need today

Seven ways in. There is no right order, and no need to work through them — pick the one that matches where your child is right now.

How to get the most out of these

  • Watch together

    Sit alongside your child rather than handing over the screen. The gain comes from you joining in, not from the video itself.

  • Repeat it off-screen

    Use the same word or sign at bathtime, in the car, at the shops. Everyday repetition is what makes it stick.

  • Follow their lead

    If a video is too loud, too fast or just not today's thing, stop it. Nothing here has to be finished.

This collection is still being built. 1 of 14 entries have a video link that a person has checked. The rest name a recommended channel and link out to it, rather than guessing at a video.

Keeping this site running

A domain and hosting cost a small amount each year. There are no ads here, nothing is for sale, no data is collected or sold, and no money is made from the videos — the creators earn on their own channels, and none of that comes through here.

The site is free and stays free, whether or not anyone ever chips in. Nothing is behind a payment, and nothing is held back.

Please read before giving anything. This is not a registered charity and not a nonprofit. Anything you give is a personal contribution towards this website's running costs — it is not tax-deductible, it does not fund autism organisations, therapy, research or advocacy, and it does not reach the people who made the videos. If you want to support autistic people or the creators themselves, give to them directly instead — that will do more good than this will.
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