Monotropism & Autistic Play 2

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An infographic on why a child lining up toys may be engaged in meaningful monotropic play.

Please note: the frame and the small Autistic Realms watermark are only on the shop picture. When you buy, you get the picture or file itself, clean, with no frame and no watermark.

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An infographic about monotropism and Autistic play, with a photograph of a child lining up toy cars along a sofa. It explains that what looks like just lining up toys can be deeply meaningful, that Autistic children may find comfort in repetitive play and may play alone or alongside others, and that following a monotropic learning style supports regulation and learning. It is useful for parents, early years settings and school staff.

No watermark on your download. The small Autistic Realms watermark is only on the shop picture. The file you download is clean, with no watermark.

Instant download after checkout. Made in Canva unless stated. Licence: CC BY-NC-ND 4.0: please credit Helen Edgar (Autistic Realms), share it unadapted and for non-commercial use only. Full terms are in my Terms and Conditions of Use.

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