Sometimes it's really difficult to find toys that are fun and accessible for children with special needs. Here are some of the sites that I have always had lots of luck with when I'm looking for a special therapy toy.
Able Play - http://ableplay.org/. This is a toy rating system and website that provides comprehensive information on toys for children with special needs.
Beyond Play - http://www.beyondplay.com/. An excellent resource for toys designed for children with motor, visual, cognitive, social, sensory, and language needs.
Bright Tots - http://www.brighttots.com/. This is an excellent collection of shopping tips, toy buying guides, and links to need specific websites.
Dragonfly Toys - http://www.dragonflytoys.com/. The focus is on computer games and other adaptive technology.
Glamma Toys - https://glammatoys.com/. You’ll discover a world of unique toys and games that promote imaginative play for children.
Mealtimes - http://www.new-vis.com/. Oral motor toys and other resources for promoting successful feeding interactions are available.
Lekotek Centre - http://www.lekotek.org/. Often family members may be uncertain which toys the child with special needs will be successful using. Out of this need the Lekotek Toy Resource Helpline 1-800-366-PLAY was established.
Pacific Pediatric Supply - http://www.pacificpediatricsupply.com/. This site provides innovative, high quality, sensory integration products for autistic and special needs children.
Play Works - http://www.playworks.net/. Toys that encourage children to play, to learn what happens as a result of their actions, and to build skills are featured.
The Therapy Shoppe - http://www.therapyshoppe.com/. On this site you will find a wonderful assortment of therapy merchandise and specialty toys and games.
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