Behind the scenes, Harry and Rosie talk about recording their voices for Proloquo2Go.

Elina’s AAC journey is really special to us, since in some ways we’ve grown up together.

At home and at school, Proloquo2Go is making it easier for Hugo to interact. He’s becoming a more interactive member of the family, and his social world is also getting bigger.

Merel and Thijs in the recording studio.

This video is about the importance of having naturally-sounding children's voices for children who cannot speak.

Creating the new American children's voices Josh and Ella took more than 2,500 hours of research, recording, processing and development and, of course, the talent of two American children. A behind the scenes look at the project with Josh and Ella in the studio, recording their voices for Proloquo2Go.

Andrew has come a long way since he started using Proloquo2Go two years ago. His family is extremely happy that Andrew can now communicate not only with his parents, but also with his extended friends and family network. He no longer gets frustrated trying to get his point across.

Vanessa started using Proloquo2Go on an iPad and her speech is growing, and most importantly, she is blossoming as a child.

Alarna, Tyrone’s mother, always considered herself an advocate for her son, however, now that he is using Proloquo2Go she has found that he can speak for himself.

Giesbert Nijhuis is paralyzed from the neck down due to a spinal cord injury caused by a car accident. He now designs t-shirts, CD covers, film posters and much more using a head pointer and an on-screen keyboard.