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[quote=Anonymous]IEP teachers ask me to speak slower to my kids because they copy the way I talk. I try my best to speak slower and clear, but I always forget about it. English is not my first language. My kids are like me, and we often speak too fast to the point that make it sometimes too difficult to be understood. My husband is a native speaker who speaks clear and slow, but he does not interact much with kids and stays in his room all the time to relieve stress. My kids and DH are SN, adhd and asd. I have tried to ask him to read books to them, and talk to them more. Well, he does not even want to talk or play with them most of the time because he finds them annoying.

Both kids have speech and articulation problems, and one may has dyslexia. I am suck at phonics , and I buy some books and teaching materials related to dyslexia and I could not start anywhere. I am a full time working mom and also the one dealing with 2 kids with speech and reading disabilities. I want to try my best to help them, but I am overloaded and also not confident in myself teaching them. One kid is gifted and he is interested in board knowledge that I have difficulties to explain in details due to my language barriers. He is obsessed with youtube to watch a ton of trash snd also some educational things to gain knowledge.

Can someone recommend audio book apps or kid reading subscriptions (online or printed) that are not YouTube? [/quote]

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