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Modeling AAC at Mealtime: Turning Everyday Routines into Language Lessons

Mealtime happens every day, usually more than once, and it is packed with natural opportunities to model language โ which makes it one of the best routines for building AAC skills without adding a single extra task to your day. Why Mealtime Works So Well Meals are predictable, repetitive, and full of concrete choices: more,…
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What the Research Actually Says About AAC and Speech Development

One of the most persistent misconceptions among new AAC families is the worry that introducing a device will discourage a child from developing natural speech. It is an understandable fear โ but decades of research in the field point in the opposite direction. The Myth: ‘They’ll Stop Trying to Talk’ This concern is common enough…
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AAC Creators Changing the Conversation on Social Media

A growing number of AAC users are stepping in front of the camera, not to explain what a device is, but simply to be themselves โ funny, opinionated, ordinary, extraordinary. Social media has quietly become one of the most powerful spaces for AAC visibility in years. A New Kind of Spotlight Where AAC has historically…
