Top Special Needs – Books

Books are a great way to interact with your child. By sitting together and reading, you are instilling in them; they can be fun and also a great way to be able to spend time together. There are many books that can be helpful to kids with disabilities. I recently found Point to Happy, which is the first book specifically designed for kids on the autism spectrum.

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1. Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?

   from Henry Holt and Company for ages 2 and up

   What it is: Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? is a collaborative effort by author Bill Martin Jr. and illustrator Eric Carle. This simple…

   

   

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2. The Very Hungry Caterpillar String-Alongs

   from Chronicle Books for ages 0 and up

   What it is: Based on classic wooden stringing beads, the 10 little books on The Very Hungry Caterpillar String-Alongs introduce toddlers to…

   

   

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3. Point to Happy by Miriam Smith and Afton Fraser

   from Workman Publishing Company, Inc. for ages 1 and up

   What it is: While parts of this book may have you scratching your head, showing things like milk and pizza when most autistic kids are…

   

   

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