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I would love the Bright and Beyond Activity Cards. It looks like a great way to incorporate skill building by using things that I have around the house. I love using games and play to help reinforce and teach.

Gather Round Dinner Games. Anything to help my SPD child enjoy meal time! Since he barely eats anything, he hates being at the table (and finishes way before everyone else!)

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We need a "Tummy Time Safari" mat. The bolster would be perfect to keep Alexander from laying on his trach while doing tummy time stuff, and the fact that the toys aren't hanging over his head would help encourage a different sort of reach than he's normally doing.

I would LOVE LOVE LOVE the Stack n Smile Photo Blocks. Our 18 month old son, Gavin, doesn't speak yet so we would love to have photos in the blocks to help him associate words with pictures of his favorite things or people.
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The Configuration Balance Beam would be a real hit with my 5-year-old son (he has autism). He loves walking on sidewalk curbs and I think he'd have a lot of fun with this. He is very active and this would be a great addition to our collection of "gotta move!" toys!

Also, it's not in the "able play" rating feature, but I highly, highly recommend the "Rainy Day Combo Kit." My son's Occupational Therapist brought this to our house for his sessions when he was 2-years-old. He loved it so much we bought our own. It is a bar that you can put up in a doorway (without mounting permanently…so it's great to take to hotels, grandma's house, etc).

There are a number of different attachments available…swings, hammocks, gliders, etc. We've had it for three years now with HEAVY use and it is worth it's weight in gold. You used to only be able to buy it from Abilitations and it's great to see a mainstream store like Leaps & Bounds carring the starter kit (if you search online for "rainy day indoor playground" you can find more of the additional attachments for it). As I type this, my son is trying to do pull-ups on the bar…

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I think the Stack n Smile Photo Blocks would be great for the little girl with Autism I care for.

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I like this one because it helps brandon with Grasping and sensory skills. There is others out ther but I did see to many made for kids with vision impairments. I would like to see more with lights and sound and maybe more sensory to it also.

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Fantastic Spinners and Refills for my artistic grandaughter.

the Stack n Smile Photo Blocks

I like the monster bubbles and refil.

Honestly, this giveaway caught my interest because my new friend's son has cerebral pausy and I picked the toy that would be easiest to play with, with him.

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Stack and Smile Photo Blocks sound great for my autistic nephew. The photo blocks would help memory of family and the blocks are soft and don't make a loud noise when they fall-autistic children are often sensitive to noises. The repetition of stacking the blocks would be an enjoyable activity.

I love the Yellow Lab Asthma Friendly Plush Puppy because it provides a huggable friend and encourages communication and expression.

I have been looking for a trike or a bike for ty for so long. That little trike they have along with the pedal extenders. If I don't win I am buying it. He needs one so bad. I al so glad that you put that out there.

He has cerebral palsy and has spastic muscles and can't ride a bike like a normal kid. Those bike pedal extenders would let him ride a trike with his little friend in the the neighborhood.

I twittered it…. twice.. I so would love this for Tyler

I like the photo blocks. My son is having trouble with face recognition and names. This is a great way to help reinforce what he is learning.

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My son has low muscle tone. I really think the Configuration Balance Beam would be very good for him.

I like the Sock Monkey – my nephew is in love with monkeys and this would be great to help encourage body part identification.

i like the tummy time safari mat.

The photo blocks are cool! Thanks for the chance.
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My son has SPD and fine motor skills delays and I think the E-I-E-I Dough would be great for both things – the clay for the sensory input and the accessories would help with his fine motor skills.

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I really like the "Tummy Time Safari" mat

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I would choose the Configuration Balance Beam because our 3 y/o needs the most help with gross motor skills. I love that this can be configured into lots of different patterns/shapes to keep it interesting for a little one and that it encourages attention to foot placement, balance and stability. I also love that it looks like it would be easy to set up a small version inside in the winter or on rainy days. Cool!

My other favorites are the Bright and Beyond Activity cards, because it looks like they have great activity ideas including motor skills development, and the Asthma Friendly Plush Puppies, because J loves stuffed animals, but we minimize them due to her chronic lung problems.

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The Foam Construction Set would be great.
It looks like fun but it really works the brain.
It would be perfect.

Rub a Dub® Dunk and Score would be a useful and helpful toy for us. My Baby sister has always been Special, but this past Christmas she has\d a breakdown, and regressed even further. She was at the level of a high functioning 8-10 year old, now she is at the level of a 2-4 year old, and afraid of baths. This would help her not be afraid of the water if she had something easy to play with while in the tub.

My daughter is 11 and has a physical disability. She enjoys arts and crafts so I think she would enjoy the Glow-in-the-Dark PlayFoam. I liked the carpet skates. When I taught preschool special ed, we would skate on wax paper, though I did have to hold their hands to make sure they didn't fall.

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I love the Asthma Friendly Plush Puppies. This would be great for my son who has asthma. I have to keep everything so clean. These seem perfect.

the monster bubbles and refil

I would love to get the tummy time safari mat for my little one.

The dinner games look fantastic! My little nephew has such a time at the dinner table. I really think this is something that would help keep him focused.

thanks for the great offer

My little cousin would love the Touch and Feel Cards because he has an aversion to loud noises but loves different textures and toys that he can move with his hands

I like the Configuration Balance Beam, this would be great to develop balance and motor skills

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I love the Configuration Balance Beam.. I think it would help my son a lot with his balance