Gifts

There is someone in every family who is difficult to buy presents for! There can be any number of reasons for this… perhaps they have everything they want already or just don’t like many different things!

We hear from lots of parents who are struggling with ideas of what to get their child with autism for Christmas. If a child has a limited range of interests or are motivated by unconventional sensory items present buying can be tough!

There are some ideas in our link below for toys that might go down well

And, as always, Amazon is ready with a wealth of ideas … Search for ‘gifts for children with autism’.

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