
and sell adaptive equipment and products -- there may be others, but these are the ones we know and have had success with. Some products, like orthotics or helmets, aren't always liked by babies and toddlers, but they're an important step in correcting the shape of the foot or head. It's important to do this now, and to remember that for many children, these won't be a permanent fixture. You'll also find fun equipment like trampolines, swings, hip hop balls and other devices that are important for kids who have sensory issues. A back to school must-have, The Autism Speaks ID Kit is designed to ease the minds of parents of children with autism by informing others that a child has autism and therefore may require special attention from first responders. The ID kit includes wristbands that show the child's personal information, as well as the parents' contact information. Also included are bag tags meant to hang off of children's backpacks and cell phone cases, zipper pulls, clever metal tags displaying the child's phone number and name, and iron-ons, a non-irritating way to label kids' clothes. A portion of proceeds from this product will benefit Autism Speaks. To order your personalized kit, visit http: //events.autismspeaks. org/site/c. ghKJIYPGIqE/b.4386039/k. 6609/Autism_Speaks_ID_ Kit.htm Next |