Oh I like the site, I like names of the items they are cute and simplistic. I would looove some of those squishy rainbow ball things but you all sold out. Let me know when you get a new batch thanks

My kids love the Creature Water Balls. I'm thinking of the Soother Liquid Tube which I hear works best on top of your radiators since the heat aids the convection.

usical instruments are excellent toys for children with autism. They integrate the senses and can be used for language development. Wind instruments help develop oral motor skills. Drums, keyboards and xylophones are ideal for combining fine motor, visual and auditory stimulation.
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We would like to thank everyone for their kind comments and wish you all a very happy holidays!

Useful post and pretty toys for specific group of children.There are some other different types of toys like Chinese Toys are also liked by children.

I've found that the power pumper has been great for my little brother. It's pretty cool looking so he doesn't feel uncomfortable riding it around the neighborhood and it's helping him build confidence since it's the first time he can ride a "bike" independently ( Under supervision of course).

We got it from www.powerpumper.net

As long as people are mentioning it, there's a site that I suspect was built by High Functioning Autistics For High Functioning Autistics:
http://www.thinkgeek.com/ is the online store I send everybody to for gifts for me- and they recently opened a "geeklings" section.

That's really cool. When I was living in California, one of my best friends had an autistic son and I never knew what to get him for birthdays and Christmas. He liked Transformers, but beyond that, almost everything at Toys R Us would leave him, well... bored stiff. I think most toymakers just don't really consider the parents of special needs children as a valuable demographic, so maybe you can start a trend going here. By the way, I love that you included the “Smarty” section. There's nothing worse than seeing people assume that "special needs" means "dumb", so it's very cool to see that Focus Toys takes the exact opposite attitude.

Brilliant idea!

I liked the site, but I stay away from spinning toys, they are highly addictive to zare and they make him zone out. Otherwise, good stuff.

Your toys look really great - I love the shake shimmer rockets and the disco fans, brilliant!

Could you make the photos on the homepage clickable so that if you're interested in one of those toys you can click directly through? Just a thought because one caught my interest but then I had to figure out where it would be on the site.

I think your online store is a great resource for parents and those working with autistic chldren and other kids with sensory problems. Well done!

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Hi! Just wanted everyone to know that OZMO was the first website ever to have fun for autism as their goal! We started our site in 2005 and continue today. We concentrate on fun, affordability, and items for special interests. We have toys for both children and adults with lots of variety! Check us out and note our reasonable prices. Sign up for our newsletter and check out our fun books, too! Hope this helps more autistic people have fun...Dee

Holidays are the time to celebrate, remember our near and dear ones and to share our happiness with them. The holiday season also means peak business time for retailers and wholesalers mainly those involved in the holiday gifts and decorations business. It is common practice most homes to buy gifts for the younger members of the family while also decorating the house to ring in the festivities.

Be it celebrations to mark the Chinese New Year in China & Hong Kong, or Diwali festival in India or for that matter Christmas and New Year celebration across the world the holiday gifts & decoration products business is a huge market place. The market place is one that is highly organized in the developed nations but in emerging economies like India, Brazil and Russia the unorganized sector gives the branded market tough competition. This because the pricing is cheap but quality is not good either.

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wow...those toys look very cool...i am going to show my son's OC this site and see if she knows about it already...she lends out stuff like a toy libray all the time and she would love these things...i will tell desi about your site on next monday when she comes...she is the best OC for us because she gets the whole concept of needing a sensory diet and your toys will fit right into her scheme.

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You are so right about toys. My son does not play with anything except felt. That is why I started selling them. He likes Transformers, and has some, but not to play with. They are for looking at. We have them displayed nicely in his room. He has a couple of stuffed animals that stay on his bed and occassionally he will cuddle with them when he goes to bed, but mostly, they are kept on his bed so that he can look at them and to keep them away from his sister. Books and magazines and movies are his thing at home. He considers toys to be used as pretend play and he does not like pretend play. I can't even get him to dress up for Halloween, because he doesn't like to pretend. He says he likes who he is and doesn't want to pretend to be anything else. That's ok. One less costume that I had to buy this year for Halloween.

Sure wish I had focus toys when I was teaching in the classroom. Every toy is cool!

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I have found the small windup toys from McDonalds and Burger King to be useful since thay usually hava cause and effect component. Usually the child will have to communicate with the adult to get the toy to wind up.
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Nice site. I looked around a bit and did a tweet on it at www.twitter.com. I am also going to add the link to the site at my website so others will learn about the site.

I will have to check back later to see about ordering something so I can post a review.

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Your website and toys look great! Cheers, Elissa.