I, too have a child with autism.He is 4 1/2 now.I have found that this was one of the most thought out videos for speech development.Regarding my son, he just needed to see it repetitively - as most autistic people do.Once, he got used to it, he LOVES it.It now holds my son's attention, as well asmy 19 month old who now repeats so much from it and names thsome of the toy props they use - "ball, balloon, bubbles, car, etc.) I thought it was well made and applied.It has a lot of sensory movement which I feel is vary appropriate for our son.The visualization of sounds by the therapists is quite advantageous.My son is fixated on their mouths and tries to mimic their lips.My daughter's speech thrapist has continuously aske to borrow it because other families want to see it,too.I am purchasing two more ofthem (another for myself and one as a donation to our local library).I like Baby Bumble Bee, too.It is very well made and I think that having children as the interaction is a valuable part of the learning process. It is too advanced for my son, though.Click Here to see more reviews about: Baby Babble - Speech-Enhancing DVD for Babies and Toddlers
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