Playtime is full of opportunities for communication 💛 For a child learning to use an AAC device, everyday routines and play can create meaningful opportunities to hear and explore language in context. And it doesn’t have to mean turning playtime into a lesson. Caley Nunnally, M.Ed. CCC-SLP, of @learnwithchatterboxes, shares 3 ways to use The Helper Play Kit alongside AAC, modeling useful language while following your child’s lead and keeping the experience playful. The goal isn’t to get your child to say the “right” thing. It’s to give them access to language while they’re doing something meaningful, engaging, and fun. Your FREE Play with Purpose AAC Companion is waiting! 📩 Comment ‘AAC’ to get this SLP-created resource is packed with practical, play-based ways to support AAC and early language during everyday activities. Inside you’ll find: ✨ 6 play-based activity ideas 💬 Target vocabulary + modeling strategies 🌈 Simple ways to extend communication at home, in therapy, and beyond