Adaptive Equipment

The following is a list of providers who

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:

//

6609/Autism_Speaks_ID_

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