Written by Eugene Tng, QASP-S, Programme Director at ABA LABS When a therapist suggests picture cards or a talking app for your child, it is natural to feel uneasy. Many parents worry that if their child can point to a picture, they will never bother to speak. It can also feel like giving up on words altogether. The good news is that research does not support this fear, and for many children, these tools open the door to communication rather than closing it. Prefer to watch?
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