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Real children. Real, daily routines. Functional, core language modeled through music.
If your child is a gestalt language learner, this video series was made for you both.
You’re working so hard to help your child communicate.
But when they don’t respond to questions...
When snack time ends in tears...
When they can’t tell you what they want...
It’s overwhelming. You wonder, “Am I doing something wrong?”
You're not. And you're not alone.
These music videos were created to support you and your child. By tapping into your child's love of music, these videos will support you both to use functional words and phrases within daily routines.
This exclusive 10-video series brings each First Words Dance Party song to life with:
✅ Real children modeling language through daily routines, like meals and play
✅ Functional core words expressed through AAC, gestures, and sign language
✅ Aided language stimulation timed perfectly with the music
✅ Created specifically for gestalt language processors and children with speech delays
Unlike our free YouTube videos, these go far beyond lyrics. They show the "how"—how to use music to support expressive language, how to carry core words into real life, and how to use AAC to make language accessible.
All in time with the lyrics of each song.
Does your child...
🎶 Repeat words and phrases from favorite song videos, but struggle to imitate you in conversation?
🎶 Enjoy watching the same videos over and over?
🎶 Have an easier time shifting their attention to the start of a song than when you call their name?
Gestalt language learners are intonation babies. They tune in to the melody of language more than the meaning of individual words.
They learn through rhythm, melody, and emotional connection.
These videos meet them exactly where they are by making functional language accessible through melody and visualization.
These videos will be available exclusively through the upcoming First Words Dance Party membership—a space to empower parents with strategies to support children with speech delays and language disorders.