Make Sure the Toy is Appropriate.
Appropriateness does not just mean age appropriate according to the manufacturer´s label. It also means appropriate for the developmental age of the child. If the child is ten years old and functioning like a six year old, choose a toy that fits his/her functional ability. Wrong choices cause frustration.
My Rule: Never frustrate the child with Autism.

This tip can be found at: Before You Buy Toys for the Child with Autism/PDD

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