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These Play Packs Encourage Specific Skills in Children with Autism

In partnership with Toys R Us Canada, Autism Speaks Canada is introducing its first-ever Developmental Play Packs designed to support skill-building in kids with autism. The Developmental Play Packs designed for kids with autism were developed in collaboration with the Ontario Association for Behaviour Analysis and help to foster the growth of fine and gross motor skills, plus cognitive, social, speech, emotional, sensory and language development.

These toy sets to support the autism community are launching at a time when families may be feeling under even more strain under COVID-19 and could use extra help at home when it comes to encouraging entertainment and education. 10% of the sales from all the Developmental Play Packs will go towards supporting Autism Speaks Canada.
Trend Themes
1. Skill-building Toy Sets - Developmental toy sets designed to foster the growth of fine and gross motor skills, cognitive, social, speech, emotional, sensory, and language development in children with autism.
2. Supporting the Autism Community - Partnerships between organizations like Autism Speaks Canada and Toys R Us Canada are helping to provide resources and support for families and children with autism.
3. Inclusive Play and Development - The introduction of Developmental Play Packs aims to promote inclusive play and provide opportunities for skill-building in children with autism.
Industry Implications
1. Toy Industry - The toy industry has the potential to develop innovative and inclusive toy sets that cater to the specific needs of children with autism.
2. Education and Training - The education and training industry can explore opportunities to develop specialized programs and resources to support the skill-building and development of children with autism.
3. Healthcare - The healthcare industry can collaborate with organizations like Autism Speaks Canada to provide comprehensive support for the autism community, including the development of therapeutic toys and tools.

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