Early Communication Skills for Children With Down Syndrome: A Guide for Parents and Professionals Paperback – January 1, 2003

Don't put it all on your therapist to teach your child. Take it into your own hands...it is your child. This book is great for your child of any age. It is really good for someone who has a little one because it talks about oral motor issues that could delay the speech and how to work on them. Libby is the Speech guru in the Down syndrome world...but you may have already know that.

My son is 18 months and I hope I would have gotten this sooner. I really liked the book it's a good resource to have although my son has received Speech therapy since 1 month you need to be prepared. I recommend this book because as a parent with a DS kid I must always be a step ahead in order to be a better advocate.

I have worked with Early Intervention for 10 years and bought this book to use with a client with Downs Syndrome. The information is great, practical and user friendly. It is a great book for parents and teachers, therapists and everyone. I am only disappointed that I lent the book to someone and forgot who!

This is a great resource for parents and speech pathologists who are working with children who have Down Syndrome - easy to read, lots of information and activity ideas for treatment.

As the founder of Sharing Down Syndrome Arizona and also the mother of a son who has Down syndrome, this book is a gift to all of us. Thank you.

Bought for use in a parent-infant education program for children infant to 3. Written with parents in mind so that it is not full of medical-speak, and full of suggestions, this is a good book for anyone working with or parenting a child with low tone or multiple issues that interfere with language development.

This book is a great resource for not only parents, but also clinicians. I wish I'd had it when I first began to practice.

Good book but copy write to many years ago ! I thought it was going to be more up to date

Worth every penny . Great book.

excellent