Asperger's/PDD

suninvited

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Reply to lumberjack_jeff (Original post)

Mon Dec 12, 2011, 01:44 PM

Dec 2011

The iPad was way out of my reach, but I did manage to get my grandson an Innotab by Vtech. I had a $15 off coupon from JCP and got it for $64.

We plan on loading it with pictures of familiar objects so he can scroll through and show us what he wants at any particular time. We are really hoping this will help with some communication. He loves iPhones and can use them surprisingly well for a two and a half year old that only speaks about five words.

It is actually amazing how well he does on some of the free apps on my iPhone, such as the alaphabet games. We didn't even realize he knew all of his alphabet, even though his occupational therapist had told us that she suspected some hyperlexia.

I am really interested in looking more into the MeMoves.

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Holiday gift ideas for kids with autism [View all] lumberjack_jeff Dec 2011 OP

thanks for this post maddezmom Dec 2011 #1

I want the sensory pea pod!!! Odin2005 Dec 2011 #2

The sensory pea pod would be awesome for my kid. catabryna Dec 2011 #3

that's a good list suninvited Dec 2011 #4

I know I'm late posting this, but.... guthenson Jan 2012 #5

My son got several good science books lumberjack_jeff Jan 2012 #6