Tanner was absolutely non-verbal before coming home as well. You will see progress by noticing how much of what you say, she understands. Tanner understands just about everything we say, and he has about 100 words that he says spontaneously that are understandable. He can also identify everything in his environment, body parts, alphabet, colors, and shapes. We do not have a speech therapist though, and are just now looking into Brillkids, so I hope others chime in.
LOL, it's funny how we RR moms get around isn't it. I'm looking into this for Anna and Tanner as well. They've learned their alphabet and sounds, but sight reading is so much more efficient for them. After reading the Doman books, I've come to think Brillkids will be great for them and their vocabulary.
Hi all, I am new here, and wanted to introduce myself. I am Kmom, mother to three, ages 6, 7, and 7 1/2, with one on the way in 2012. Two of our kids are adopted from Ukraine, and both have Down syndrome. I am hoping to start using the Little Reader with them, and then with our newest addition in the future
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