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As a mom of two children with special needs, I often hear these questions: What can I do to help my child’s speech delay at home? How can I speed up my child’s progress?
My answer is always, Have you tried Gemiini?
The makers of the Gemiini program (https://gemiini.org) have something special to share. This program is getting a lot of attention, and for good reason.
I recently found out about an online video-based program called Gemiini that has helped thousands of non-verbal and low-verbal kids learn to speak—including kids with autism, Down Syndrome, and language delays.
My 3.5-year-old son has cerebral palsy and speaks only a few words, so when I found out about this program via a mom in a local special-needs Facebook group, who wrote about how much it had helped her daughter, I was instantly intrigued.
Gemini has become an everyday word in our household over the last three months. It was by pure accident that we stumbled upon this gem. We were browsing the net for some schools that are actually inclusive, and not just advertising to be inclusive just to make a few extra bucks. We came across a school that says they specifically use the Gemini program to aid their students in vocal communication, reading and social skills – We hadn’t heard of this before so naturally we investigated this further.
What can i say about this program, the only thing i can say is its a life changer for children, young adults & adults.
