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A MyAutismTeam Member asked a question 💭
Ocala, FL

Christmas is rolling around so I'll be doing a toy clean out and I want to get my baby a few toys that could help her learn and not overstimulate her. The biggest problem is that she puts EVERYTHING in her mouth. So if you have kiddos who also do this and you have safe toy recommendations, please let me know! Thank you!

October 29, 2023
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A MyAutismTeam Member

if your little one likes blocks or likes to stack things. I've gotten my daughter the Mega blocks. They are easy to clean. LeapFrog have a pretty good line of Toys that are kid friendly.

November 4, 2023
A MyAutismTeam Member

I always tell people “be wary of small parts” and “if you wouldn’t give it to a 1 year old, it might not be a good idea”. My guy is 5 and I still say that to a degree. Things with flashing lights, songs, or has buttons that do both are great. Almost everything from Melissa and Doug is great too.

November 4, 2023
A MyAutismTeam Member

Stuffed animals, larger blocks, soft plastic toy cars. If she likes stuffed animals, maybe a large character pillow/plush?

October 29, 2023
A MyAutismTeam Member

What type of toys are her current favorite?

October 29, 2023
A MyAutismTeam Member

My son had always loved those bead mazes. Like those toys you always see in children's waiting rooms, well not so much after the pandemic, but the beads are attached so they don't come off into mouths and kids love them.

October 29, 2023

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