- Story bag/box – toys or characters relating to a story or book
- Play box – one each, he has car I have people for the car. He had blanket, I have torch. Both have silly glasses
- Touch and taste boxes – try to expand what he eats, create snack bags of different things for him to smell and feel and hopefully taste and like
- Fidget topper for pens/pencils
- Own trolly at Morrisons with his own shopping list
- Sensory bag: twiddle toys, chewy tubes, sensory snacks (vitamin/sugar free lolly pops, hundreds and thousands, sherbet), hat, sunglasses, ear defenders, music, theraputty, magnetic slime
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Hello and welcome to my life. My aim of this blog is to keep me sane. I find it difficult to talk about my son and I have created this blog as therapy. If this reaches out to others in similar situations who understand the life of an autism mum and helps others, or just shows the difficulties we face to create more of an understanding, then that is a bonus.
Super Autism Mum 