Does your learner have a special toy they are drawn to for its ease and comfort?
Toys that assist with struggles are in constant development.
These toys are designed according to important findings from research as well. That makes them popular among parents who genuinely want to learn more. They want to see their children improve their lives when they play with toys. The toy maker is working to unveil a popular lineup that people will appreciate.
In 2008, she quit her job to work solely on her new company, and she brought her husband, Haskel Weiss, to serve as the chief operating officer.
Laura Lurns · Learning Success expert
Key takeaways
- When a child has a sensory processing issue, it can be difficult to find a way to help the child so one mother created these items for her daughter.
- Her experience as a pediatric occupational therapist helped her launch her own company.
- The company now works with a team of experts to allow for products for kids coping with autism, ADHD, and other neurological conditions.
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