@kathryndenny: As a mum to a non-speaking child, I’ve learned that communication is so much more than just words! I narrate everything. I’ll ask questions or prompts knowing they may not be answered with speech - but they are answered. Through eye contact, a smile, a sound, or a hand gesture. Every single one of those moments is communication - and every single one deserves to be celebrated 🫶🏼 The best way we can encourage communication is to acknowledge all the different ways our kids connect with us! 💌

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Frankie :

Wait, your 9 month old can say “I love dadda” ?!?! 😱😱😱

2025-09-21 04:12:04

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Elle Stevens :

Non verbal communication is such a useful tool, I wish more people understood it (I’m an ECT)

2025-09-21 03:25:47

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💛𝓜𝓮𝓵💛 :

Love this so much 💛

2025-09-21 03:00:19

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Blossommagic33 :

She definitely said “I love dadda” pretty advanced for a 9mo 👌🏼

2025-09-21 13:40:34

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Bree 🌻 :

You are amazing. Don’t ever forget that.

2025-09-23 01:49:31

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Fifa🥳 :

Does this mean I can communicate with my dog now? He gives me looks that say everything... or maybe he’s just judging me 🤔🐾

2025-09-21 02:19:28

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janine.low :

💜💜

2025-09-22 05:11:29

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Bianca Stubbs :

🥰🥰🥰

2025-09-21 10:13:44

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