Autism and building Lego

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 My autism world 🧩



Building Lego can be a wonderful activity for an autistic child. My son love putting Lego together. Many autistic individuals find comfort and joy in activities that involve structure, patterns, and focus, which aligns well with building with Lego. It can enhance their fine motor skills, creativity, and concentration. Additionally, it provides a platform for self-expression and a sense of accomplishment when they complete their creations. Just be attentive to their sensory preferences and provide a calm and supportive environment for the best experience. 

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