Autism & Prosperity Kids Highly-Tactile Stimming Alternative Bundle for Autistic Children – ASD Child Boys Girls Teens - Calming Pin Art & Spiky Balls - Sensory Stimulation Toys Product Tool Item

Great for non verbal children

Bough this for my autism baby cousin that turned 9She really enjoys herself with these so happy I was able to gift her these amazing toys to keep her mind busy.

this works great for the lil boy i watch. he responds wonderfully to these

My son is 14 and high functioning on the spectrum. He engages in picking his nails a lot and has had to have two toenail surgeries because of it and we're possibly looking at an upcoming third surgery. When I saw this bundle, I appreciated the marketing and like how it's geared towards Autism. And my son really likes the pin art toy. It's a little loud but it means I can hear him when he's playing with it. And it's a lot. And I know when he's engaged with it, then he's not picking during those times, so that's great. I expected him to use the balls more, but he doesn't. Either way, I know that these two types of toys- pin art and balls- are available for so much less. I wish the manufacturers would either come way down on the price, or have some of the proceeds from the high price go towards supporting the cause and picking a charity that supports Autism research. At least that would help justify spending so much for this limited variety. It would in my book anyway. I appreciate the idea and the free stickers,and that the pin art toy has helped though. It's not a bad set.

I was so excited to use this with my class, but as soon as one of my students grabbed the pin toy they dropped it. A part of the plastic broke and can't really be repaired. I was so upset but then thought that maybe it's just not a sturdy toy for the classroom. The other items inside are great and probably indestructible.