When words will not come. FREE

A stroke, dementia, a child who does not speak yet, a tube after surgery — not being able to say “toilet” or “it hurts” exhausts both of you. Pick the cards, print, cut. Free.

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Two cards are enough to start. Yes and No. Do not put everything out at once — it only confuses. Add more once those two are working.

Who is this for?

🧑‍🦽Stroke / aphasia Words do not come easily 👵Older adult with dementia Has trouble finding words 🧒Child Speaks late or does not speak 🏥In hospital / after surgery Temporarily unable to speak

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A family face, a favourite toy, the chair they always sit in. The photo stays on your device.

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Word on the card

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How to use them

①

Start with “Yes” and “No”

Showing every card at once only confuses. Start with two cards, Yes (네) and No (아니요), and add more once they are familiar.

②

Only 4–6 cards at a time

With too many on one board, they cannot find the one they want. Set out only the cards needed right now.

③

Point and say it together

As you point to a card, say the word out loud together. It helps speech come back.

④

Wait for them

Choosing takes time. Do not choose for them — wait about 10 seconds. That waiting matters most.

⑤

Laminate them or put them on a ring

Print, cut and laminate them so they last. Punch a hole and put them on a ring to hang beside the bed.

These are communication aids, not a medical device, and they do not replace speech therapy or rehabilitation. If speech changed suddenly, see a doctor — sudden difficulty speaking can be a stroke symptom.