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Oh the wonderful thing about Ziggles
By: Sadie D. |  Date:  Thursday, April 23, 2015
"What is that!" "Wow, that looks fun." "Can I try?"
Meet Miles and Neil, my two sweet 5 year old twin boys who are on the Autism Spectrum. It's hard to put into words what it's like to be a parent and watch your kids on the playground not joining other kids but instead lost in their own world. Kids ignoring them because they are different and communicate in a different way. Enter the Ziggle. We found it when we were looking for something else. Not only has it been a conversation starter with other parents at the park but the kids RUN over to check it out. It has opened up all sorts of opportunities for my boys to learn how to interact with other kids. We use it during ABA therapy when we are working with socialization. Neil would not get on a bike or a scooter but will Ziggle until the cows come home. If there are any other parents out there with a child on the Spectrum, I cannot recommend this product enough. To Radio Flyer, thank you for your continued innovation and dedication to making an amazing products. And if you are selling more Ziggles in the San Luis Obispo, CA area you are welcome.:)
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