What parents Say About Gemiini

JJ started using Gemiini for the second time six months ago. During that six months he has gone from a vocabulary of 20 words when prompted to over 100 words with independent short sentences. His growth has been so great that his teacher is now integrating Gemiini into her program at school for JJ and the rest of her class. Raising a child with special needs really does take a village and we would like to thank Gemiini for being an integral part of our son’s village.

Gemiini isn't always switch-flipping magic. Just to encourage those of you who wonder why your child doesn't imitate the animals like the other success stories- we had NOTHING 4 months ago and now we are up to 15 different words a day being said up to 70 times. And this is just during therapy. He has gained 40 words/word approximations in the past 4 months.

This program is amazing. My son hasn't said a word yet but everyone had noticed he tries to communicate more and is very cooperative in therapies. He is making new sounds and for the first time I believe he is going to talk. Thank you Gemiini!

From Sydney, Australia: We've been using Gemiini for 6 weeks. My son is 8 with autism- completely nonverbal- but slowly making some gains like more eye contact, watching our mouths when talking, & trying some new sounds. I know it's a longer haul for us but he has made more gains with this program in a such a short period than years of other therapies. Highly recommended this program.

Check out "non-verbal" Jacob! Just back with Gemiini after getting the iPad back working and straight away he is trying to say 'crab!'

I'm truly grateful for this page and Gemiini. A friend suggested trying Gemiini almost a year ago but I was concerned about finances. I wish I hadn't waited. Our daughter has made big improvements communicating and is trying harder to speak in longer, complete sentences. I smiled to myself the other day when another child attempted to take a toy from her and she responded with, "Hey, don't take that. That is mine, it is not yours." In the past she'd just yell, "No!"