Enhancing Sensory Experiences: Kidcia Autistic Birthday Classroom Review

I bought this for my 11 year old daughter after searching the internet for fidgit/sensor toys. She loves this set. We chose this one because there were so many different toys in it. The photo I've attached shows just some of the toys that are included. I had to search her backpack to find them because she likes to take them to school. I had to take a picture when we first got it before she ran off with everything. Spinners spin very smoothly. Her favorites are soft net balls, a big accordion…

Parent Rating: This has a good selection of fidgets. We use Fidget to help our kid transition from screen time to downtime. This is actually what she suggested and they seem to help her brain switch modes from entertainment (via the screen) to entertainment (through other activities). We let her eat 2 or 3 at a time and she can rotate them daily so there's always something fresh. The only negative was the slimes which were truly disposable. There were 6 or 7 of them and they dried up pretty…

I ordered this set of sensory toys as a birthday present for my grandson. He is 8 years old and suffers from severe autism, so buying toys is often a coincidence for him. He doesn't play with many toys for his age group and finds it odd to buy him "baby" toys. I chose these fidget toys because he often runs around the house constantly twisting or turning an object in his hand. Pencils, pens, TV remotes, toothbrushes, chopsticks, spoons, whatever. So I wanted to give him toys that seemed made…