Life after My Autism Diagnosis: A Story by Autistic Filmmaker Scott Klumb

Speech Therapy for Kids: Reinventing Homework and Digitalizing At-home Practice Tools

Discover how this “hobby project” rapidly grew into an app that digitized speech therapists’ practice activities, and has resulted in over 4 million downloads so far. Get a more technical insight into your best speech buddy, and discover how we keep your child engaged for speech therapy homework and vocabulary practice at home! Learn more: Speech Blubs 2 app [https://speechblubs.com/].

Down Syndrome is Not Holding Me Back: Overcoming Obstacles with Abigail Adams

We are hosting a very talented young lady Abigail Adams, a diversity advocate based in Orlando, Florida. Abigail and her father shared some of the background story and motivation for all the activism they do: “Every day is a celebration, a blessing, and a testimony to the importance of determination!” Read more about Abigail's journey [https://speechblubs.com/blog/down-syndrome-story-overcoming-challenges/].

Life after My Autism Diagnosis: A Story by Autistic Filmmaker Scott Klumb

Scott Klumb is a talented young filmmaker and photographer with a unique style that he showcases in his latest documentary Autism: One Man's Journey. Listen to his story of late diagnosis, the importance of early intervention, and how he found his passion in storytelling. Read more about autism spectrum disorder [https://speechblubs.com/blog/autism-spectrum-disorder-all-in-one-guide/].

Understanding Tantrums as Phases and Dealing with Parenting Guilt

Blub Talks meets Sue Donnellan, parenting mentor and the author of the book Parenting Without Giving a F***. We talked about surviving tantrums and other phases of child development, how to overcome the "I am bored" attitude, and how to deal with parent guilt to rediscover your purpose as a parent.   Read more about child development at https://speechblubs.com/blog/

A Parents' Guide to Speech Therapy for Kids: Basic Concepts, Tips, and Developmental Red Flags

Worried parents reach out to us daily with questions on how to know if their child has a speech delay, if they have autism, and more. So who better to answer these questions than Kjirsten Broughton, pediatric speech therapist, who is an advocate for early intervention and evaluation. She also shared some useful tips that can be used by all parents no matter the level of their child's speech! Read more about speech development on Speech Blubs' Blog [https://speechblubs.com/blog/]!