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Question: I have a 13 year old special needs boy. He can roll over and sit up but can't crawl or walk. I want something really comfy to lay on.Is this worth it?
Document: I saw this after attending a special needs support group. Most parents talked about how their kids could not stop jumping on/off the furniture. The professional recommendation was that the kids needed the sensory input, so find an appropriate 'vehicle'. Did not want an old mattress in the living room - so searched for alternatives. It is rather large, but my kids love it - for landing on or just curling up.
OOOPS! I accidentally wrote my review for the crash pad in the crash pad removable nylon cover category. There is a longer review over there (if you want to go see it). The actual crash pad is a big hit with my 4-year old grand daughter. She loves to run and jump onto the pad...it helps her get out energy and be more ready for bed (her parents like it too).
My 5 1/2 year old has Autism and he loves the Crash Pad. His twin sister and random kid friends love it too. They jump, climb and roll over it. You have to have a big room or just lean it up when finished.
It came shrink-wrapped so that once we opened the box it kinda exploded out. That was fun. It is huge and perfect for our special needs children.
I purchased this as a gift for my grandson with autism. I wanted something for him that would help him but also something he would really enjoy. My daughter informs me that he does indeed love it and plays on it daily. He loves for mom and dad to join him and &#34;cuddle&#34; with him. I would have given this 5 stars because he does love it so much, but he also likes to actually climb inside.
We had our family chip in on this as a gift for our very active 3 year old's birthday. I can honestly say this is one of the best things we've purchased for our boys! While it does take up a bit of room, it was worth clearing out other toys that don't get much use. Daily they are jumping, crashing, rolling, laying and bouncing on this.
The crash pad is so well made and durable! Our 7 yr old son and his friends love to jump from the mini trampoline and crash on to this. It is so foamy!! I definitely recommend for any extra active or sensory seeking kids! I may purchase the removable cover so I can wash it easily. Love this crash pad! So worth the $!! !
I purchased this because my severely autistic non-verbal 8 yr old son likes to jump. Little did I know that all kids that have been over just love this. The only words my son has left are "tickle me" so  he will lay down on this and ask for tickles and me or my husband jump on and have a tickle fight. We also have a 5 yr old son and sometimes all 4 of us are on here! It is very durable and easy to just wipe clean.
I have a 7 year old autistic son, he loves his crash pad so much! He refused to sleep anywhere other than the crash pad for a solid month! My daughter loves it too. I have never seen my son so excited by the contents of a package before! His reaction was so sweet. The box it was shipped in was a big hit around here too, it became a house with a door and windows. We played with it for weeks! Thank you for creating such a wonderful product.
It is the best thing for my seven year old son with autism. Who happens to have a lot of energy and loves jumping
Answer: yes