5 Easy Steps to Kickstart Communication with Music for Autism Therapy at Home

Does it seem like your child just can't imitate your words and actions quite the same way as other kids their age?

If that’s you, I want you to know that you are not alone. So many of the parents I coach in early intervention have experienced this same struggle. For children on the autism spectrum, imitation is hard- and yet it's so important for communication and learning.

But here’s the thing: you don’t have to be a professional to support your child’s communication. You just need the right tools to turn something motivating—like music—into the perfect speech and language activity.

This guide will walk you through 5 powerful steps to help you kickstart connection and communication at home with something your child loves— music. You’ll learn exactly what you need for your child to engage, imitate, and initiate with music for autism therapy.

As a bonus, you'll receive song boards with cards for First Words Dance Party® songs for autism, so your child can make choices and initiate.

We’ll set the stage for communication to thrive by bringing music, therapy, and autism together. We’ll create opportunities in which your child lights up, connects with you, and you feel empowered to support them—not overwhelmed.