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Article: Rubber balls, toy cars and art supplies: for Adam, the simplest toys are the best. (Adam Heim)
- Article from:
- The Exceptional Parent
- Article date:
- October 1, 1995
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Adam's room looks like a toy store. There are several reasons for this. The first is that my 13-year-old son has an uncanny ability to find the toy department in just about any store, and he combines that ability with several successful tactics of persuasion. The second reason has to do with a long-standing belief that I could make up for Adam's developmental delays bY doing all the "right things.' That included buying toys to stimulate and challenge his abilities--things like educational games, a computer and toys to aid in the development of fine- and gross-motor skills. Many of these games and toys have been helpful, and Adam has enjoyed their use. However, his favorite ...
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