Play Ideas That Work with Autistic Kids
Children with autism are often familiar with various therapies and training from a young age. But what about play? Play is crucial for children’s development, enhancing social skills, cognitive abilities, motor skills, brain development, communication, and emotional regulation. Consider your child's interests and sensory needs as you plan activities. Real-party tested, low-pressure, high-fun. With these activities, you can easily have a mini party every weekend!
Magic bubble balloons (silent when popped!)
Use magic bubble balloons that come in a tube with a straw to inflate them. This game can be both exciting and engaging. They don’t make a sound when they burst!.
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Backyard obstacle course + optional sprinkler
Create an obstacle course using different toys and if weather allows, add a sprinkler and a splash of water for added fun on hot days!
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Blanket-fort engineering (creativity + sensory coziness)
Provide blankets, cushions, and furniture and let kids build a fort. This activity encourages planning, problem-solving, and gross motor skills.
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