There is a site called NLC where they sell alot of stuff for Autism needs. Q cards or books may be better because they will visulise the pictures. They may be easier to pull our and use again.

My daughter is going to be six in a few weeks and is still non verbal, we have been told she may never speak. She does vocalize all the time and a few words may come out here or there but nothing put together. I would not spand lots and lots of money on these things, work with speech therapy and work with words that your child does try to say and build upon them. The fact is that your child will only speak when they are able to. My son was non verbal till he way 3 1/2 and now he is 7 and has a great vocabulary, we just took it slow and when he was comfortable and able to he spoke.

Baby Babble 1 and 2 were great for us. There are on Amazon. They are simple but really engaging.

Angelheart, my non-verbal 3.5 yr old son just learned his body parts. His therapist and I tickled his knees for "knee", and his tummy for "tummy". This was followed by a reward. He's still struggling to speak. He'll say "arm", but he points to everything else. Have you looked at the website www.rethinkautism.com ? It's an at home ABA therapy program. It's so much cheaper than paying the therapist. I supplement with it. Man, this getting them to talk thing is rough, isn't it?

My granddaughtr seems to be getting some of the words and signs on the Babby Babble Seeries at Amazon.