How TAPE helps toddlers TALK - Tips from a Speech Therapist

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VIDEO TRANSCRIPT:
So many ideas on pinterest but its so overwhelming. Which ones do you choose for tour child based on their age, how do you know if your child is gonna like it? What if you spend all this time on this pinterest craft and your kid just runs away. They don’t want to have anything to do with it, they’d rather play with a box. You are a parent or caregiver of a toddler and lets be honest, sometimes you just want someone to spoon feed you some ideas for a change. You just want simple, go-to easy things to do with your child that you know are going to help them learn language, cognitive skills, social skills, and more. You wanna get the most bang for your buck. We all want our children to start off on the right foot.
I’m Adrienne and I am a speech language pathologist and I have tons and tons of ideas for you. But I am going to keep them really simple and short in short bite-sized videos that you can watch on a rainy day when you need some inspiration. You’ve heard that playing with your child is how they learn and you want to play with them, you want to help them grow, but you don’t know where to start. Take simple everyday household items that you already have and transform them into a toy where your playing with your child,your child is learning, and you are both having fun together. Alright. the first item that you probably already own is a roll of tape. Scotch tape, duct tape, any kind of tape that you have will work. Painters tape.
This can be a vocabulary activity. They are learning the words: tape, roll, circle, hat, pull, rip, tear, ouch, sticky. You can take a piece of tape and put it on your nose and say, “Where’s the tape?” “Nose!” You can talk about body parts, you can talk about ears, shoulders, elbow, you can stick it to their nose, you can stick it to their elbow, to their shoes, you can say, “Where’s the tape, oh! It’s on your shoes!” You can target all kinds of language. Put it on your ear and say, “Oooh, earring!” You can take a little roll of it and make a bracelet, you could make a ring. If your child is a little bit older, you can talk about little, bigger, biggest. Take a piece of tape and roll it on your carpet, stick it down on the ground and take a toy car and roll it as if its a road. Tape’s fun to draw on, so if you are learning letters, numbers, shapes. You can draw on the tape and you can talk about triangle, “Can you put the triangle on the door?” Rip of the tape, see if they can follow some early direction. Put the triangle on the door, Put the square under the couch, Can you put the star on your nose? You can take the roll of tape and pretend that its a hat. And you you can go, “Ahhh, ahhh, achoooo!” And you can talk about the word sneeze, bless you, oh no, I’m sick! You can pretend that its something that you can talk on the phone with, “Hello! Oh hi! It’s for you.”
Do some pretend play to increase their creativity and their imagination. You can make a caterpillar with the tape, and you can talk about pom poms, and you can use the word: on, stick, go. Be really repetitive so that they learn these words and then you can make it go, say, “Go go go go go caterpillar!” They are learning tons of vocabulary. You can even use tape to put on your child’s favorite toys so here’s a little plastic fish, you can pretend that its swimming, you can talk about the word: fish, swim, water, wet, dry him off, you could actually dip it in water and have them play with that. You could attach a little pen and pretend like you are fishing. So you could have this fish on the ground and you could try to pick it up with the tape. Oh! Caught a fish! So you are targeting lots of vocabulary, pretend play, pretending that you are fishing. Take your child’s favorite stuffed animal or a puppet like I have and you could say, “Put it on his eye, ooooh eye, put it on his nose, put it on his mouth, put it on his hand. Then you can talk about the word: off, off, off, off, off, off. Repetition is wonderful for language development and learning.
Disclaimer: ALWAYS supervise your child while using tape. For safety, do NOT leave your child unattended with a roll of tape. Obviously, do not tape anyone's mouth...I mentioned it at the end of the video as a joke/blooper.

[@mle_phils]

I don't have a child or am I planning on it anytime soon and I still watched this whole video

[@flouncymagoo9766]

Maybe you can do this with someone else's kid? Parents are usually too busy anyway

[@Mumsiken]

My child is 3 she doesn’t stop talking I still watched the video😂

[@sunflowermouse307]

Nieces, nephews, friends' kids? All great ideas for communicating with little ones you find yourself around.

[@aspenaura]

same here. I got into the KZbin trance....

[@yougerard1976]

My kids are 18, 16 and 9. All of them speak normally but I still watched this for some reason lol

[@MelanieSaez]

I’ve never been so excited to buy a roll of tape!

[@beez5604]

Lol!

[@inui.seishuu9943]

😂😂😂

[@jennyxiong6284]

Watching this tonight.. would’ve run down to cvs (closest store to my house) tonight to grab some but due to the pandemic, stores are closed early. I cannot wait for tomorrow!

[@energyinall]

What a good idea! even better with a learning system, www.kidsvictory.net

[@pyt05]

Same 😂

[@meleciaathome]

When I was a daycare provider. I used stickers to teach my tots about body parts. I would stick it on their nose for example and say " its on your nose!" They would have a hoot. One child would take it off and place it on a different part on me and yell back " its on your head!" Its is a very cost effective way of learning and having fun!

[@sundaysunrise9384]

Melecia At Home What a great idea! Thanks for sharing 😃

[@prophetesskarenobee8706]

I CAN HELP MY GRAND DAUGHTER 3YR OLD CANT TALK AND ON TIP TOE FIRST GRAND BABY.BLESS YOU.

[@truartist5379]

When I was a daycare provider is a fragment

[@cieloa5979]

Ok now I feel really dumb going in watching this thinking, somewhere you tape a magic spot on their mouth and they start talking... I should've known..🤦‍♀️

[@cynthiamasamha8492]

Cielo A 😂😂😂u n m both girl!!

[@edroseism]

Me too...lol😂😂😂😂

[@JixieGaming]

Taping their mouth is to get them to stop talking, silly 😂😂 only kidding

[@pixelatemii]

I dont even have children

[@mamahunteronthego4284]

Haha you're not alone. Me too me too

[@onwalkerable]

A you tuber who actually knows what they are talking about! Fantastic video!

[@jackymoreno3181]

Sticking tape on your child and they speak. Wow. Super wow.

[@khonkhosilelihle7414]

A lot of them know what they're talking about.

[@Sneakattude]

I was so concerned... thought we were talking about taping kid's mouths shut! 😳 Glad I watched it... so many genius ideas! 🎙🎧

[@maryiumslittleworld]

Hahahah i was also thinkin same i thought there may b any exercise or something with tape to b sticked some where on or inside mouth lolzz but iys amazing

[@kal-muzel875]

I think most of us who aren't used to her thought so 😂

[@myrasolsalandanan9175]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@julieshipperbottom4637]

Wouldn't that be awesome sometimes if it wasn't frowned upon? 😂🤣😂 of course I joke because my rd literally NEVER comes up for air in her constant barage of words..

[@romyread3731]

😂

[@musa2775]

You're absolutely in the right profession. Good job, lady!

[@kimsha8507]

I so agree with this comment

[@AsktheSpirits]

Ok me and my 4 yr old autistic son tried this and it was amazing he really loved it. But now all he wants to play with is tape. Tape, tape, tape.... ahhhhh!! Lol!😂🤣 though he’s driving me nuts I wanna thank you bc this truly worked and he said all kinds of new words!!

[@Daisy-zr3qm]

Lol! I’m always nervous to show my autistic 4 year old something new like that too cause he won’t stop trying to do the same thing all day 😂

[@AsktheSpirits]

Daisy Mejia yea Becareful what we wish for🤣🤣🤣

[@mariner4403]

Mine has MERLD + Apraxia of speech. It helped with receptive speech, definitely. But not with expressive unfortunately.

[@lindamatus4429]

I have raised a child with autism - he’s 20 now. He has come such a very, very long way! However, the one feature of autism that never seems to go away is that good old repetitive tendency. This often will have you on your very last nerve but trust me you will move into a space where you learn to accept and manage it! You are probably doing a great job or your comment wouldn’t be here. Keep it up you’re a great mom!

[@AsktheSpirits]

Linda Matus Thank you for that.

[@Lifewithcourtandkar]

I really want to wake up my child so we can play with tape 😂

[@lolsaXx]

Me too 😂

[@Te_Elaine]

No ma'am, this is my ONLY quiet time. 😂😂😂 We can play with tape later.

[@JDMNicanGirlSwagg]

I would never say I want to wake my toddlers up 😵 I have 2 year old twin boys. I get extremely frustrated when sometimes one falls asleep for their nap time and the other doesnt. Never have peace time. By the end of the day I'm so worn out on those days lol

[@Lifewithcourtandkar]

JDMNicanGirlSwagg that makes sense my 1 toddler tires me out I couldn’t imagine life with 2 of them 😩😭

[@Lifewithcourtandkar]

LAS PRI right I would have been upset too she had not interest in playing with the tape with me. She took it and ran 😭😂

[@korezine3854]

I'm deeply entertained and I'm not even a toddler. 😂 I did take a short course on early childhood education. I wish they taught us this haha

[@hesteiadelarita407]

I tried to understand what she’s saying but it seems like I’m hypnotized on the way she smiles. Is it just me or what?

[@shama0077]

Hi Adrienne Your videos are really good. My boy is bilingual, he was late with both languages. He is 3 years old, spoke only in a few words. When I spoke, he did not answer. With your videos I have got inspiration, now he speaks in sentence (5 Months) I no longer have to pull words out of him. He still has a lot to catch up on. I can not afford to pay for your courses so have to stick to the videos you post publicly. You are great to explain, I lack words to praise you. Thank a lot for sharing your videoes Good day

[@shanmhd8836]

impressive, excellent, well thought. Perhaps this is the best video on KZbin to teach child with the help of tape.

[@LearnWithAdrienne]

Thank you for your kind words! I have more videos at my Facebook page here: facebook.com/learnwithadrienne/notifications/

[@ygatesatellite4964]

I'm not sure but ,if anyone else is searching for teach child to read worksheets try Presto Learner Genie (do a google search ) ? Ive heard some decent things about it and my work buddy got great success with it.

[@avinawilliams5615]

Best teaching ever😍

[@k.v.6885]

@@LearnWithAdrienne any resources for none Facebook users?

[@SunnivaMyrseth]

Omg, my 10 months baby girl old loved this Video!😂 I was watching it while she was playing, and she came to sit on my lap and she laughed so hard when you pulled the tape of off the frog puppet and said “of, of, of”😂😍❤️

[@bumblebee0369]

So simple and yet teach children so many different words. And then branch words off of those words. Genius

[@uuhitomi]

Its a awesome idea that using the tape to play and teach toddlers ! So Clever🤩

[@silvergirl2847]

This so helpful my toddler stopped trashing his train set around to watch what your doing and just brought a rollof tape to me ! Brilliant videos.

[@I-am-the-one-and-only]

Aww that's so cute!

[@elwenomara7129]

That’s awesome

[@amrogers4]

My two year old speaks his own, incomprehensible, language. From the title, I was expecting to learn a magic trick (involving tape) that would transform him into an English scholar 🤣🤣🤣

[@GardenMinistry.]

amrogers4 same here! Lol!

[@Royalty221]

I was thinking this too for my nephews 🤣🤣

[@whynot5698]

Same!!

[@tl6932]

😂😂😂

[@amrogers4]

@@johnstongirl11 Thanks for the advice, but I assure you I'm present and engaged. I have two other children, as well, and they were both early talkers. Rarely did I ever need to correct them, either. Each child is different.

[@MonaMona-cn5zw]

I’m so dumb lol. I thought she was going to tape the cheeks and somehow that’ll make a child talk lol 😆

[@glayzabad8837]

😂

[@centside8509]

Me too🤣🤣

[@sm7ma]

Omg same 😂😂

[@maureenflovers1331]

I had the exact same thought..l thought brilliant a new and simple technique

[@KailaJenice]

Same sis. Same lol

[@rgasta7765]

Fricken awesome! I am a kindergarten teacher. I will use the tape. Words like "ouch" "wow" never thought of teaching them.

[@valleygirlxx3526]

I'm a Speech & Language Therapist in the UK. I have done many many activities over the years I have been working to support development but never with tape. It's a fantastic idea which I'm going to share this with my team. Thank you.

[@munibanaz1787]

Can I get ur help

[@AdrienneDenise_]

Wow I’ve been using tape for all the wrong reasons

[@MrChongkoyla]

Hahahahahahaha! Now you know!':)

[@patriciacannon4242]

😂😂😂

[@michelledenman4746]

They diagnosed my 2 year old with autism and I want nothing more in this world than to listen to his sweet little voice say “mommy” someday :(

[@velmagreen9232]

Oh my gosh you’re AWESOME!! What great ideas for a roll of tape!!!! I have a 22 month old little boy in my infant class that I know needs speech therapy. He “talks” but it’s only sounds...mainly dz dz dz repeated over & over & points to what he wants. I’ve been working with him & teaching him ASL...& today he signed in a full sentence “more crackers please” I was over the moon excited for him!!!! Two of my older babies speak in almost full sentences & I can pretty much understand what they’re saying.

[@asl2006]

As a preschool teacher who always have parents asking for ideas on what toys to buy there kids I appreciate these kind of videos. Most people would never think that a roll of tape could be such an open ended toy. Thank you new subscriber and now off to look at more videos to share

[@lianamumford]

This is amazing! You must be such a nice warm friendly person! I want to be your friend!

[@melody_shmelody]

Came to these videos for ideas for friends with children with speech delays and walked away with tons of ideas to entertain my own toddler. Genius!

[@LearnWithAdrienne]

So glad to hear that, Melody! Thanks for sharing!

[@gtruff11]

My sons been seeing a speech therapist for 6 months and I just learned more from this short video on how to teach language than I have in 6 months of him seeing her...So excited to try this!!! Gonna do this with my toddler AND my baby! Thank you thank you thank you! 🤗

[@mandigilmore3414]

My twins will be entering kindergarten in the fall. They just started speech therapy in spring with the school but didn’t progress enough to qualify for summer sessions🤦‍♀️ I have been racking my brain and trying to find a way to work with them over summer. I am so thankful to have found this!!! Thank you !

[@MamaGG16]

My mind is blown!! Thank you so much for this

[@thamisoshalobane5597]

Guess who isn't sleeping tonight cause I'll be busy trying to watch all your videos 🙋

[@ametheieushamlet5774]

I just stumbled on your video; then I researched the resources you provide for a population of toddlers that often become frustrated not being able to communicate. You are definitely an expert to provide relief to parents. I'm helping a person I know research for their toddler child. Awesome Video!

[@khannas13]

Just listening to you all throughout...such a calming & caring voice, really cute!! Gotta get my tape roll out now! Thank you

[@KayeDagz]

My 18-month daughter's pediatrician said that toddlers her age should have 300 vocabulary by the age 2. She can only say 12ish words! This is a good way to start piling up her vocabulary!😍 Thank you for this!

[@LearnWithAdrienne]

You're welcome!! Hope it is helpful for her! And if you ever need more support with vocabulary-building for your daughter, this is the resource I recommend: www.learnwithadrienne.com/help-your-toddler-talk

[@KayeDagz]

@@LearnWithAdrienne thank you. I'll definitely check that out

[@alinao625]

It's nonsense what the pediatrician says. Too many words too early.

[@nosayy]

Wow i never thought of using household items as play or teaching toys. Great and creative idea yet so simple and accessible.

[@ema1489]

I'm from Syria.. 28 years old.. And I'm learning so much from you.. Especially the pronunciation.. And you're so right.. My little nephew loves tapes like sooooo much.. Thanks 💙💙

[@claudialu]

Love and blessings to Syria.

[@ema1489]

@@claudialu thank you 🌼

[@beatitnoww91]

this is awfully simple yet super effective and pragmatic!!!

[@ashlyncorley779]

This is probably the best video I have ever watched ever. Thank you SO much

[@vanessabayardo9788]

I am so glad my nephew is talking now. He is 3 years and 10 months old. It was so scary how he wouldn't talk. Today he said good morning, for me?, bless you, my bear, all done. He is not yet a chatter box. I assume his parents tried talking with him at home also, but I also did my part, watching your videos, and engaging him in activities. Thank you! And of course, praying!

[@EdilySid]

I went through the activities in this video with my toddler while I had 2 older kids home from school. The older kids were so excited to play with tape and wanted to play as well. Now we're using tape at their craft/activity table for them to do the activities. This video and tape are offering my kids hours of fun!

[@LearnWithAdrienne]

Oh! So glad to hear that it was a hit!! How fun! 🙌🏼 Thanks for sharing that with me!

[@ValentineWan]

As a teacher this is really helpful. Thank you

[@PMSM3x1burrit0]

I will definitely be using this at work in my PI birth to three program helping the little ones on my caseload!

[@shunnn8344]

I’m a grad student studying Speech Language Pathology and I love the way you make the session so much fun and interesting!! Thank you for your tips from S. Korea🙂

[@macksequeira4233]

Oh. This is an innovative way to help Toddler's speak through a Tape. Nice 🔥🔥✌️😇

[@lihlembata2700]

So creative, definitely trying this. Thank you

[@adventuresblissconnection4198]

Fantastic for receptive & expressive language. Subscribed!

[@a.ros12]

My 19 month old says a collection of words and is starting to pick up short phrases but she's easily bored by her bin of toys and flash cards so I'm so grateful for these tips on how to keep her engaged in some new learning games. Thank you!

[@babyturtles240]

Your voice and expression are so satisfying. Love it when having a kid around.

[@LearnWithAdrienne]

Thank you for the compliment!

[@mermaidshawna8664]

You're so creative! I am in nursing school and want to work in pediatrics. You are amazing and it is clear that this is the PERFECT job for you

[@halfmoon2075]

This is really funny because one of my childs favorite 'toys' is a roll of tape! Thank you for the extra tips of ways he can play.

[@nataliewong7758]

New Slpa here going to start working with the 0-3 population and I’m so glad I found your page. Never knew you could do so much with tape. Thank you!

[@gracelove5326]

This really helps me on how to teach a 1yr. Old twin all ideas are very helpful and now they're very talkative even able memorizing our memory verse ... Thank you for teaching and showing it to us

[@TeamStephenson]

this is amazing. I am just wondering how in all my years of parenting i never made a tape road on the floor.

[@RiqochetRoseTarot]

Thank you, Adrienne! My Daughter is 2 and a late talker. I'll definitely try these tips.

[@Ambient_dreamer]

Absolutely wonderful. You’re so in the right job.

[@EvolutionofJenn]

My mind is BLOWN! So many good ideas

[@redisveryawesome23]

This was so good. Positively entertaining ❤️

[@fayturner8729]

Fanbloomintastic!! Subscribed! Thankyou so much for this video!!!!

[@chaechae101]

I'm watching your video with autosubs which has no mistranslation!! It's awesome. I think your voice is accurate and of course you are a language therapist.

[@fatimahbintiyusoff4916]

MasyaAllah!!!😍😍😍 Ilmu parenting baru buatku. Bagiku channel kamu adalah yg terbaik. Thankss sis🌷

[@yusrahb4461]

This is amazing. Am going to try out with my toddler. Thank you

[@MakeupByLydiaRose]

LOVED this Adrienne!!! So inspiring!! As the nanny of a toddler I'm so looking forward to this series!! So excited!!

[@LearnWithAdrienne]

+Makeup By Lydia Rose Ohhh Lydia! I am glad it is helpful and inspiring! It makes me excited to know that you can use these tips :)

[@MakeupByLydiaRose]

I will have to forward these videos to the little ones's mom too!! She will LOVE you and this new series!

[@LearnWithAdrienne]

Awesome!! I hope it is helpful for her :)

[@levernis18]

Make up didn't work???

[@flyyoufools6875]

We have been hyping up speech therapy for my 3yr old for over a few months now, it was due to start next week, because of covid-19 it’s been delayed until this fall. We’re all heartbroken, especially her, so finding this video on my suggested list has been the best thing since sliced bread!! I’m going to “start class” for her on Monday, thank you so much!

[@GabrielaSanchez-xx1gw]

I cant believe I found a good speech therapist thank you thank you

[@phoebespringfield1591]

I don’t even have a kid not sure why this was recommended or why I watched the whole thing. I’ve never given this much thought to a roll of tape! Wow

[@mariortiz7971]

My first born is 2 and on spectrum she also receives speech and Occupational therapy as well as early intervention and wrap around service. I can say from experience it’s helping her. Your ideas are interesting, I just might try some of them. Thanks lots, God bless you.

[@LearnWithAdrienne]

So glad that your daughter is making progress! Good for you for getting her support along the way with speech and OT! I wish more moms were like you! Please keep me posted if you try out some of these ideas and let me know how it goes!

[@worldwonderland5900]

GOD SEND ! Perfect for awesome parents and awesome caregivers ! Thank you !! Please don’t stop making these ❤️

[@JesusHelpMeParent]

LOVE the simplicity of this idea! LOTS of great vocabulary and concept development and thank you for highlighting how kids learn through play!

[@enioladeifa7972]

The amount of tips you went through in this video is quite unbelievable! Thanks a lot!!

[@LearnWithAdrienne]

Thank you!! I’m glad you enjoyed it!

[@johnairisc]

VIPKID teacher here! I can’t wait to try this during class. 😍

[@dannybonesdaddy]

My autistic and sensory boy LOVES to sit about five feet away from me, and we sit and roll the tape to one another. He could do this for hours :) And it really helps with his motor skills. GREAT video!

[@animefreak26able]

I’m a toddler teacher and this sounds like such a good idea to try with some of my less verbal kids!

[@Mrsphomm]

Wow who knew you could learn so much with a roll of tape.

[@makenziemilldrum5365]

This is so great! As a fellow early intervention SLP, this is exactly what I work on with my families. Well done!

[@LearnWithAdrienne]

+Makenzie Milldrum Thanks Makenzie! I love hearing from fellow EI SLPs! Thank you for your kind words and I hope that your families can benefit from these ideas :)

[@rubya.966]

This is amazing!! thank you. Definitely using this at my daycare with my toddlers.

[@mbalitshabalala7562]

Oh my word, you sound like you could go on forever. So creative

[@twish1999]

Excellent ideas, thank you so much, what a great video :-)

[@ladyshecone7740]

Wow I had a blast this was so entertaining my kids will love these ideas

[@luromusic2353]

Great examples of making anything a learning tool/experience

[@sihammessalti9990]

Best speech therapist ever. We really appreciate your videos. Waiting for more videos like this . Thanks so much

[@anjusilas2531]

Your videos are very much useful. Thank you so much... And you are so beautiful...😍😍

[@kleinepearldestreza7257]

You are mesmerizing! I like your face and your voice. This video is helpful

[@gn3499]

After wasting many GBs of data on KZbin, FB and other places, finally got something very useful and informative. Thank u Adi.

[@LearnWithAdrienne]

Aw! Yay! So glad you are here!

[@kristapacker1549]

We are foster parents. Our first 2 kids were basically non verbal when that came to us. The younger one has speech at our house every other week and the older one has speech in the next town over every week. We then got a third kiddo who’s speech isn’t clear so she is going to do speech twice a week. I will take all the help I can get to help them. Grunting only gets us so far.

[@717379]

Warmth, enthusiasm, subject knowledge, variety and repetition? Check! You make a great teacher: I’ve learned so much! 😊

[@Neferkhuseth]

I just looooved the caterpillar 🐛

[@michellem1235]

Wasn’t that so cute??

[@tiarafarhanfamily]

Wow !This is indeed absolutely a very good technique of teaching a toddler of slow in speech !

[@aamnahere6250]

It might work with most kids but my niece is autistic and only with extensive daily therapy she has started tospeak one or two words here and there. The biggest issue with her is that she can't communicate with her mother about what's bothering her and when that really frustrates her, she will literally cry for hours without stopping. She hates staying indoors and absolutely loves her school and going out. She has a lot more energy than any kid I have seen and when she doesn't spend it doing her thing outdoors, like climbing, running and swimming which she absolutely loves, she gets frustrated so she's really happy on school days but on the weekends, she has to be taken out to exhaust that pent up energy. Her teachers are absolutely fantastic so hopefully she'll begin to communicate more soon.

[@mysteryfoxes]

This is so wonderful! I can't wait till tomorrow morning so I can try this with my son. :D Thank you!

[@LearnWithAdrienne]

+Jessica McLamb Awww Jessica! That is the sweetest comment ever! Please let me know how he likes it! I would love to hear what kinds of things you come up with :):):)

[@mysteryfoxes]

This was a major success! :D My son (15 months) absolutely loves doing this activity. He giggles so hard when we put tape on our noses. It's helped him learn to point to different body parts, how to roll something across the floor, and he enjoys ripping it. Some words we talked about were: nose, roll, circle, close and open (holes and mouths with tape pieces), rip, sticky and of course, "Don't eat that!!" Thank you again for your video! ^_^

[@LearnWithAdrienne]

Ohhhhh! I love hearing this Jessica! I love that he is enjoying it so much. He is at such a fun age. It sounds like you are being creative with the activity and I love hearing that he is learning the phrase "Don't eat that!" Haha! That made me laugh! I am so glad this inspired you and I am excited to make more videos like this! ~Adrienne

[@Jenna-mw9nr]

Wow this is a wonderful video!! We are trying to get my almost 17 month old to talk more and this video was very informative. I just played with tape with my little one forever. Thank you for the video!

[@LearnWithAdrienne]

+Jefoc Awesome! That is amazing to hear!!! I love how you took action and used this idea right away. I love people like you who try it out! Thank you for sharing that with me! More videos like this are coming soon :) ~Adrienne

[@azumirose1]

This is BRILLIANT! Thank you for this.

[@deedee9312]

Your really helping my own kiddos to engage and stay the entire 45 mins ! Ty so much ! Fellow SLP !

[@LearnWithAdrienne]

Oh my goodness! That makes my heart so happy!! And yayy! A fellow SLP!

[@eeaotly]

I watch this video and feel like a todler. 😂 I'm gonna share it to a friend who has a REAL todler.

[@dr.dimpygada6704]

u are amazing and very creative and thanks for the ideas

[@LearnWithAdrienne]

I'm so glad you enjoyed it! :)

[@samaatiia1650]

I love how simple yet condense the amount of things you can do with your ideas !! thanks A LOT

[@LearnWithAdrienne]

Thanks Sama! Thanks for your encouragement! :)

[@yolandabewitchedhtet9379]

Bless you girl. You are awesome

[@izzytheozzy2505]

Something useful for me at this moment in life actually in my recommended for once lol

[@jessflint5270]

I love this video! I’m looking for ideas to practice Spanish with my daughter who is bilingual but sometimes prefers English over her Spanish. She’s 3 years old. I thinks she’s going to love this! Keep your videos coming

[@kamif3187]

Hi, my boy is bilingual too (well, he meant to be :) ), he is 18 months and not talking yet. He is quite vocal and seems to understand a lot, but actually does not say words. Should I worry?? When did your child start talking?

[@EmmaLefebvre]

This is so simple! Why did I not think of this!!

[@hiswordenduresforever7588]

Wow you just did so much with a roll of tape. I can tell your really passionate about your profession. Bless you. I hope my grandson has all passionate teachers just like you. God knows we need more like you.