And for kids with autism, there may be additional considerations that need to be taken into account, as these children often have different developmental, sensory and safety needs. So what toys are ...

Sensory toys can be used to help children focus better, calm down, and relax, but shouldn't replace evidence-based treatment for autism. Sensory toys for autism may include: Sand, slime ...

She thought about her brother Abhir, who has autism ... Inside the sensory room, there are plenty of objects to catch a student's attention — from a swing to toys, fabrics, swivel chairs ...

Some people may even withdraw, melt down, or seek sensory soothing to cope. Some neurodivergent people, perhaps especially adults who are or could be diagnosed with autism, may experience sensory ...

Experts say fabric toys also have their place among tough chew toys. Our top stuffed toy pick, Kong Cozie Marvin the Moose, has two layers of durable fabric and minimal stuffing for less mess.

SPD is not in the ICD-11 or the DSM—rather, sensory issues are included as a possible symptom of autism. Regardless of formal diagnosis, however, there is treatment available for severe sensory ...

Crate beds and crate pads all have one thing in common: with just a little digging, they’re pretty easy to flip over, making them the perfect chew toy for a bored pup alone in a crate.

No one should have to perform any tricks to get a treat this Halloween. That’s what advocates for children with autism want ...

The Eagles Autism Foundation partnered with Kulture City, a nonprofit dedicated to sensory accessibility, to turn an old ...

who has autism and "hates haircuts," she wrote. "The hair landing on him creates sensory overload which leads to meltdowns. My husband got into the bathtub with him this evening and it helped so much.

Wichita County Autism ... Sensory-Friendly Fall Festival and Trunk or Treat on Saturday in the parking lot of Memorial Stadium. Booths were set up offering face painting, candy, and toys at ...