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My child is nonverbal and communicates primarily through gestures, facial expressions, pointing, and body language. They may also use sounds or other nonverbal cues to express their needs, emotions, and interests. Patience, consistency, and a calm approach help them feel safe and understood. My child thrives with routines and responds best to gentle encouragement and positive reinforcement. Although they may not use spoken words, they understand more than they can express and enjoy interacting with others in their own way. If they become frustrated, they may need extra time and support to communicate what they need.