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Speech modeling 12mo-4yrTalking Time with Ms Rachel - Baby Videos for Babies and Toddlers - Speech Delay Learning Video
Ms Rachel - Toddler Learning Videos
Slow, paused speech modeling with sing-song intonation and hand gestures — techniques drawn from SLP practice, reviewed favorably by speech-language pathologists for speech-delayed and autistic toddlers.
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Speech therapy 3yr+ Link pendingNonverbal? Try These Lip Exercises for Speech | Autism #6
Pediatric Physical Therapy Exercises
Oral-motor / lip exercises aimed at supporting non-verbal autistic children's speech production.
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AAC 3yr+ Link pendingLearning with Mister Clay / Going to the zoo with AAC support
Mister Clay
SLP-run channel modeling AAC device use directly, so non-verbal/minimally-verbal kids can watch communication modeled the way they'll actually use it.
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AAC 3yr+ Link pending4 Reasons Why a Child with Verbal Speech might Need AAC
Rachel Madel SLP
Coaching content on using AAC devices for kids with complex communication needs.
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Sign language 1yr-6yr Link pendingSign language part 1
treatautism
An introduction to basic signs for children who are not yet speaking. Signing gives a child a way to be understood straight away, and does not delay spoken language — the evidence points the other way.
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Social skills 4yr-10yr Link pendingVideo Modeling for Autism Social Skills Training: Time for School (sample)
Model Me Kids
Real kids demonstrating social skills (greetings, turn-taking, playdates) step by step — a video-modeling format autism educators use because it generalizes better than verbal instruction alone for many autistic learners.
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Speech therapy 1yr-4yr Link pendingHow to Do Speech Therapy with Toddlers at Home
Walkie Talkie Speech Therapy Inc.
Weekly toddler speech tips and tricks from a practicing SLP.
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Speech therapy 2yr-8yr Link pendingHow to Use One Activity to Work on Multiple Skills
Carrie Clark, Speech and Language Kids
Practical exercises targeting specific speech and communication skills.
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Occupational therapy 3yr-10yr Link pendingSensory Processing Disorder: Occupational Therapy Demonstration
Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago
A children's hospital occupational therapy team showing how sensory difficulties are assessed and supported, with the therapist explaining what she is doing and why as she goes.
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Occupational therapy 3yr-10yr Link pendingSensory Play at Home: Proprioceptive Games
SensoryFun! Toolkit
Proprioceptive games you can set up with ordinary things already in the house — the pushing, pulling and squeezing input a lot of children reach for when they need to feel settled.
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Occupational therapy 3yr-12yr Link pendingSensory Seekers: 5 Powerful Activities That Really Help
Harkla - Parenting & Child Development Tips
Two certified occupational therapy assistants (COTAs) demonstrating heavy-work and proprioceptive activities — pushing, pulling, carrying — that many children use to regulate. Most need no equipment beyond what is already in the house.
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Occupational therapy 4yr-10yr Link pending10 Brain, Hands & Fingers Warm Up Exercises
OT Closet
Ten short hand and finger warm-ups that build the strength and control sitting behind writing, doing up buttons and using cutlery. Short enough to run through before a table activity.
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Occupational therapy 3yr-12yr Link pendingIdeas for Heavy Work for Small Spaces
The Sensory Channel
Heavy-work activities meant for flats and small rooms — for when a child needs strong physical input and there is no garden or hallway to run in.
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Calming & movement 4yr-10yr Link pendingLearn To Bring Down Stress | Guided Meditation For Kids | Breathing Exercises
GoNoodle | Get Moving
Short movement and breathing videos used by autism educators to help kids self-regulate and reset focus.
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