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Karin83832
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11 Feb 2020, 2:02 pm

Hello, my name is Karin. I want to make a toy or tool for preschool age autistic kids. It would be great if you could answer my questions!



1. Are there any toys/tools you wish you had when you were kids/your child was small?

2. Are there anything that you/your child carried all the time?

3. What was your/your child biggest struggle when you/they were small?

4. Are there any toys/tools that you/your child struggled to use?

5. Are there any toys/tools that helped you/your child significantly?

6. Are there any toys/tools that did not helped your child but wish it did?


Thank you.



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11 Feb 2020, 2:15 pm

1. I wish slime had been as popular when I was a kid as it is now. I'm a major tactile seeker and love all things soft, squishy, gooey, etc.

2. Not when I was a kid, but these days I always have a small stuffed animal or my little square of fabric with a marble inside with me.

3. Anxiety, changes in routine and talking to strangers.

4. Not particularly

5. Weighted products like vests and blankets have been a lifesaver for me.

6. No, most of the things I've tried have worked pretty well for me.


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