Re: Your Favorite Autism Resources (books, dvd, or cd)?

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I liked the baby bumblebee DVDs myself. I also liked the book Facing Autism ny Lynn Hamilton.Sent on the Sprint® Now Network from my BlackBerry®Date: Tue, 12 Jan 2010 05:42:00 -0800 (PST)To: <sList >Subject: Your Favorite Autism Resources (books, dvd, or cd)? My favorite DVDs are Baby Bumble Bee's. My daughter was very non-verbal and thanks to these, she's not only using more words, but she's also applying the concepts she learned during her daily tasks!!!Mónica

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I liked the baby bumblebee DVDs myself. I also liked the book Facing Autism ny Lynn Hamilton.Sent on the Sprint® Now Network from my BlackBerry®Date: Tue, 12 Jan 2010 05:42:00 -0800 (PST)To: <sList >Subject: Your Favorite Autism Resources (books, dvd, or cd)? My favorite DVDs are Baby Bumble Bee's. My daughter was very non-verbal and thanks to these, she's not only using more words, but she's also applying the concepts she learned during her daily tasks!!!Mónica

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I second these resources as I found them both very helpful.  Facing

Autism was the first book I read and it was a great guide for me – I still

refer back to it.  2 of my children responded very well to the Baby Bumble bee

videos. My kids also loved Signing Times.   In addition, I found the website Starfall

to be one that was very helpful once my kids were able to use the computer. 

Cohane, LCSW

creating connections and strengthening families by providing

developmental-behavioral interventions and psychotherapy services

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Your Favorite Autism Resources (books, dvd, or cd)?

My favorite DVDs are Baby Bumble Bee's. My

daughter was very non-verbal and thanks to these, she's not only using more

words, but she's also applying the concepts she learned during her daily

tasks!!!

Mónica

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I second these resources as I found them both very helpful. Facing

Autism was the first book I read and it was a great guide for me – I still

refer back to it. 2 of my children responded very well to the Baby Bumble bee

videos. My kids also loved Signing Times. In addition, I found the website Starfall

to be one that was very helpful once my kids were able to use the computer.

Cohane, LCSW

creating connections and strengthening families by providing

developmental-behavioral interventions and psychotherapy services

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Sent: Tuesday, January 12, 2010

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Subject: Re: Your

Favorite Autism Resources (books, dvd, or cd)?

I liked

the baby bumblebee DVDs myself. I also liked the book Facing Autism ny Lynn

Hamilton.

Sent on

the Sprint® Now Network from my BlackBerry®

From:

Beatriz <kmgalexander>

Date: Tue, 12 Jan

2010 05:42:00 -0800 (PST)

To: <sList >

Subject:

Your Favorite Autism Resources (books, dvd, or cd)?

My favorite DVDs are Baby Bumble Bee's. My

daughter was very non-verbal and thanks to these, she's not only using more

words, but she's also applying the concepts she learned during her daily

tasks!!!

Mónica

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