New Toy Store Caters to Kids With Special Needs
Edmonton, AB – A minute or two after entering the Therapyware toy store, 10-year-old Logan Zadrey heads straight for the DVDs.
“For Logan, if it makes a sound or it lights up or it’s technology, he loves it,” says his mom, Wanda Zadrey.
The shop, which recently opened inside the west-end Maier Centre for Autism, offers a variety of activities designed to help kids with special needs. Its shelves are lined with crayons, flash cards, bouncy balls that light up, and even stickers incorporated in potty training.
Edmonton, AB – A minute or two after entering the Therapyware toy store, 10-year-old Logan Zadrey heads straight for the DVDs.
“For Logan, if it makes a sound or it lights up or it’s technology, he loves it,” says his mom, Wanda Zadrey.
The shop, which recently opened inside the west-end Maier Centre for Autism, offers a variety of activities designed to help kids with special needs. Its shelves are lined with crayons, flash cards, bouncy balls that light up, and even stickers incorporated in potty training.