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Like other conditions, autism requires a unique approach, and there are many toys designed to help children who have autism spectrum disorder. Broadly, ‘sensory toys’ are designed to provide sensory input appropriate for those who have issues with sensor integration. Smooth, bumpy, rough, or grooved: these toys have surfaces with different textures which can be touched. Toys that feature brighly colored colors or lit up lights can stimulate the sense of sight. A few of these toys make soft clicking or soothing melodies which provide sensory stimulation through sound. The autisic people use these toys to help themselves self - regulate, manage anxiety, improve focus and many more. These toys are commonly administered in therapy settings, but also used at home. The culture does not matter when it comes to the support of autism because all cultures with people on the autistic spectrum have specific sensitivities and preferences which these toys consider.