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Meet the Woman Who Launched a YouTube Empire After Her Son Was Diagnosed With a Speech Delay

Meet the Woman Who Launched a YouTube Empire After Her Son Was Diagnosed With a Speech Delay

By The Sunday Paper Team
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YouTube sensation Ms. Rachel is on a mission to help babies, toddlers, and preschool children learn and improve their speech with her educational videos. She started her widely successful channel, Songs for Littles, after she discovered her son was struggling with a speech delay.

Songs for Littles, which now has nearly 3 million subscribers and more than 1.7 billion total views, is a hit among young children and their parents. Along with her team, Ms. Rachel shares videos that help kids learn how to talk and about fundamentals such as letters, numbers, and colors through interactive play, songs, and techniques approved by speech therapists and early childhood experts.

Ms. Rachel currently holds a master's degree in music education from New York University and is pursuing a second master's degree in early childhood education, and we love her uplifting, encouraging spirit as she continues to help young kids all over the world.

To check out her learning videos or show them to the children in your life, you can visit her YouTube channel here.


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