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Therapy Products, Therapy balls & Autism Developmental Toys for Special Needs Children
Thank you for visiting stepforward123.com where you can find Developmental Toys, Children's Therapy Products and other resources for children with Autism and special needs.
As a case manager who mainly worked with special needs children, children with autism, and their parents, I recognize that they require a special kind of love and attention.
We specialize in selling Children's developmental therapy products and developmental toys that help develop Gross Motor Skills, Oral Motor Skills, Fine Motor Skills and many other vital skills for children with autism and special needs.
In the course of my work, I noticed that, although these therapy products and developmenatal toys are available to schools and therapists, the availability to the parents at an affordable cheap price is very limited. We take great pride in choosing only children's therapy products and toys recommended by Occupational therapist, Physical therapist and Speech therapists that work closely with us in deciding appropriate therapy products and toys. Our mission is to make these essential therapy products available to parents and Caretakers at an affordable price.
We love helping to meet the needs of Autistic Children and other children with special needs!
Want an idea on what to do with the autism toys found on this site!
Therapy BallsTherapy Balls of all shapes and sizes including Capsule Balls and Peanut Balls for children with autism and special needs.
Sensory BallsSensory balls, sensory balance pods, peanut balls and more sensory developmental therapy toys to aid your child with all their sensory needs.
Activity TablesActivity tables, water and sand tables, developmental toys and accessories for your child with autism or special needs sensory diet
Blocks and ManipulativesThese blocks and manipulative are great tools for developing Fine Motor Skills, finger strength, finger dexterity, bilateral integration, and hand eye coordination. Blocks are a great fine motor manipulatives and developmental tools for children with autism and special needs.
Self Care/ Dressing SkillsManual Dexterity Developmental Aids, self care and dressing skills, teaches children with special needs dressing skills.
Balance ToysBalance Beams, Balance Boards, Stepping Stones and Tactile Developmental Toys for kids with Autism special needs. All these Therapy products assist Children in gaining balance.
Writing AidsWriting Aids, Slant Boards, Pencil Grips, Specialty raised Paper, Developmental Writing Programs to aid children with Autism and other special needs.
Oral StimulatorsOral Stimulators,whistle kits, developmental therapy products and toys for help with speech.
Ball Pits and BallsBall Pits, Pit Balls, Ball pit Balls Unique balls cheap great for your own home ball pit
Posted by Nicole Vogel on October 17, 2011 at 3:21 PM under
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Don't forget to look out for our upcoming Black Friday through Cyber Monday for some great deals on some of you favorite products!!! We will have so many autism and special needs toys available!
Posted by Nicole Vogel on February 9, 2011 at 1:17 PM under
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Sensory intergration
Sensory diet is a term heard by many parents with autism. How do I fulfill my child's sensory diet; is a question asked by so many parents. I asked this to a few different therapist and received one similar response. You need to see what already seems to fufill his/her sensory needs already then find items that are similar, but have the ability to teach them new things as well.
Posted by Administrator on July 28, 2010 at 11:19 AM under
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In light of the recent celebration of The American Disabilities Act other wise known as ACT 20, I thought I would share some helpful information. Many states offer ACT 20 grants for children with Autism and other special needs. Some states do not have really low income restrictions and it is based on need for the child instead. Although obtaining these grants can be difficult at times they can be very beneficial in aiding parents or guardians to make adaptions to their homes for their special needs child or pay for the therapy items needed for home.
Posted by Administrator on May 10, 2010 at 10:40 AM under
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I am always trying to stay on the up and up on new resources for children with autism and other special needs. I have found there to be some very helpful links and an autism magazine called Spectrum also try these links www.autismspeaks.org or www.autism-society.orgcheck out our link page for more helpful links.
Posted by Administrator on January 15, 2009 at 12:05 PM under
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Autism effects many. Working in the community as a Case Manager it helped me realize that Autism is on the rise but resources are limited. I have found the best way to find resources is by sharing stories with others. Use this forum to share your stories and help others find resources. I will start by saying, if you do not know where to begin and your child has been recently diagnosed with Autism start by finding you local county Mental Health/Mental Retardation office and request a caseworker to help you find services and funding to aid your child.
