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Minneapolis-St. Paul Toy Store Creates Toys for Kids with Autism
From Msp.St.Paul Magazine

By Lillian Schrock

 
There is no cure for autism, but early treatment can improve a child’s quality of life. A Minneapolis-St. Paul toy store has launched a line of autism-specific toys for kids to do what they do best — play.

Autism is the fastest growing developmental disorder in the U.S., affecting one in every 68 children, according to a study released last month by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Creative Kidstuff and St. David’s Center For Child & Family Development worked together to curate a list of recommended autism-specific toys, which were then broken down into six categories: social engagement and interaction; emotional development and regulation; creative thinking and imaginative play; sensory motor development; communication and interaction; cognition and problem solving.

After all, if a little more playtime could improve the life of an autistic child, then everybody wins.

Want to know more about the company check out the post from our friends at Mpls.St.Paul Magazine.

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