Consort World

Not sure why he’s not excited to hang out again 🤷‍♀️😆

Abracadabra 🪄 if only it worked that way😂

Who can relate…😅

Camille will never find us now 🫣😂

Switch-adapted toys aren’t just about making play more accessible. 🧸💙

They can be powerful tools for inclusive learning & supporting children across different areas of development:

🗣️ Communication: cause & effect, turn-taking, vocalization and early AAC readiness.

✋ Motor Skills: fine motor development, hand-eye coordination, reaching and learning to use different methods of switch access.

🧍Physical Development: gross motor skills, positional control, trunk stability and weight shifting — especially when switches are positioned to encourage different movements.

🧠 Learning & Participation: concept learning, focus, sensory regulation, peer participation, independence and autonomy.

The same adapted toy can be used in very different ways depending on the child, the skill being developed and where the switch is placed!

Because accessible play isn’t just about joining in, it can create opportunities to communicate, move, learn and participate.✨

We asked. They answered. 👀

When you check the time thinking it must be almost lunch…

It’s going to be a long day. 😆

Come to us for assistive technology that helps people of determination communicate, learn and live more independently!💙

Sometimes, making a classroom more inclusive doesn’t require a big change. 💛

It can start with something as small as a TalkingBrix.

Record any message, in any language. Add a symbol. Place it wherever communication happens. Then, all it takes is one press! 🔊

Because every student deserves more ways to communicate, participate and be heard.

Small tool. Big possibilities. ✨

Cameraman had other plans 👀 But since you’re already here, go ahead and check out our account!💙