Baby&Kid-Friendly Cueing

Cueing children "pick up" language in essentially the same way hearing children do. Dr. R Orin Cornett

Language input during the early years of development is important to literacy.

Babies & kids who are deaf or hard-of hearing can see what you SAY!

 

You can cue and say:
"goo goo," "da da," "ma ma," "bye bye," "cat."

Babies & kids who are deaf or hard-of-hearing can see what you HEAR!

You can cue:
"gurgle," "urp!," "meow," "ruff ruff," "brrrring," "vroom vroom."



Kids who are deaf and hard-of-hearing can enjoy being read to and reading Dr. Seuss:

You can cue:
"There's a Wocket in My Pocket! Did you ever have the feeling there's a WASKET in your BASKET?"

 Cueing has been adapted to over 50 other languages.

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Judy L. Kelch
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