A Brazilian mom who has no means to buy educational toys for her autistic son has decided to make them with recycled materials
Don't store avocado like this: it's dangerousA mom who doesn't have enough means to buy educational toys for her child with autism has used her creativity to make them herself with recycled materials. The result is truly incredible.
Valkyrie de Sousa is a brazilian mom who knows the importance of stimulating her son Danilo with educational games, important for all children but even more so for those with autism.
The woman did not give up in the face of not being able to buy toys for him, given the low financial availability, but she decided to use what she had at home to create new, beautiful and customized ones for the needs of her child.
Here then is that armed with shoe boxes, pizza boxes and other recycled materials has managed to create truly amazing games that help the little one form words, add numbers, count, etc., all of which are stimulating and useful.
Some photos of the child having fun with his new games were shared on Instagram from the Grupo Autismo Tratável page, a support network for parents of autistic children and teens that has almost 70 followers.
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The images went viral and hundreds of people praised Valquíria's creativity and the quality of the games, made with cardboard, colors and very little else, all at zero cost, intuitive and easy to use.
Photo © autismotratavel /Instagram
Photo © autismotratavel /Instagram
Photo © autismotratavel /Instagram
“This is what I call a warrior mother,” summed up one user perfectly in the photo comments.
In the following video we can see Danilo happy after receiving an award from the Grupo Autismo Tratável.
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Source of reference: Reasons to Believe / Instagram
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