Here is a great article featuring a list of the Top FREE iPad apps for children with special needs. The best part about the list is that it is broken down into categories: General Special Needs, Autism, and Basic Skills. As devices and tablets become more prevalent in our society, it is great to see how they can be incorporated with teaching and learning.
This mobile is perfect for early development
Crib Gym - The ONLY Gym That Can Be SAFELY Used in a Crib and on the Floor
Crib Gym - The ONLY Gym That Can Be SAFELY Used in a Crib and on the Floor
Purchased for my daughter who is almost a year old and we play with it on a daily basis. The colors are bright and vibrant. The yellow part makes a lound crunchy sounds which my daughter loves, perfect sensory material. It come separately, you have to insert the white ball inside the mesh material and then inflate. It is very easy to do and takes just a minute or two to put together. The only downside is if you have a very small space (like myself) you have to deflate to store it since it's a bit bigger than a soccer ball or basketball.
Love this ball! Oversized, easy to grab, and sensory rewarding. The colors are vibrant, it’s easy to wash, and easy to catch. I have three kids and they can all play with this together (safely) Without any accidents. My three-year-old seems to forget how much stronger he then my one year old. Occasionally he will throw things with a bit too much force. So when the inevitable happens and he gets over excited and throws this with too much force, it doesn’t knock over his sister, and we don’t have any tears or hurt feelings. I would highly recommend this ball If you have younger kids or even sensory seeking kids.