Fall Fashion for the Child with Special Needs
Stacy Warden
Author of Noah's Miracle blog. Noah had suffered "global damage" to his brain. As a result the prognosis was grim. They said Noah would mostly like...
Firefly scouted the hottest and coolest trends for children with special needs as the weather starts to turn a little chilly with hints of pumpkin spice drifting in the air and leaves falling gently to the ground.
Get our editor's fashion picks from head to toe! With Fall right around the corner, you may be feeling a little beside yourself wondering how to make traditional sweaters, scarves and boots work for your child with special needs.
Never fear we have some great fashion trends that will add spark and a smile into the Fall season!
Sweedie Kids Infinity Scarfs
These bibs are incredibly stylish and are fantastic for back to school and crisp morning days. They are not only trendy but shy away from the traditional bandana bib style offering the child a more mature look.Sweedie Kids Infinity Scarfs have the same quality and moisture resistant qualities that their bandana bibs do. The prints are fun and perfect for the growing child.
They retail for $18 per scarf and are a must have for your child's fall clothing collection. They are guaranteed to keep your child both dry and stylish!
You can check out Sweedie Kids here.
FeeJays
Feejays are sweatpants with sherpa lined feet. They offer children with sensory challenges additional built in comfort while still keeping warm.Feejays feet can flip up or down depending if you're hot, need a little bit of breathing or need to be covered to keep those little toes warm.
The super plush fleece makes them an excellent choice to wear night or day and can be paired well with a hoodie, sweatshirt or long sleeved shirt to add that touch of personal style.
They make a great option to throw on quickly for an unexpected doctor's appointment, or for a comfortable day of therapy or a playful school activity.
Versatile and comfortable you'll want a few pair of these in your child's fall collection. Feejays retail for $29.98 each and come in a variety of colors and sizes.
You can check out Feejays here.
Kickee Pants Denim Jacket with Sherpa Lining
Your child will both be stylish and in ultimate sensory heaven in this sherpa lined denim jacket. This is easily a fall favorite and goes well with your child's favorite shirt and pants.Comes both in girls and boys styles that even have cute embroidered patterns on the back to add a sweet personal touch.
This will easily become your child's go to jacket for warmth on cozy cold days.
The denim jackets retail for $60 and are easy to wash and dry for messy days. Sizes range from 0-3 months to 10 years.
You can check out Kickee Pants here.
Target's Cat & Jack Special Needs Line
Basics are always in. But here's a fantastic twist.Target's new line offers clothing that has a typical feel with special needs elements such as added zippers, heat-transferred labels in place of tags, flat seamed options, and one-dimensional graphic tees with zip-off sleeves and side openings that make dressing easier expected to debut in the near future.
The line is fun and hip with great prints like unicorns and dinosaurs mixed with messages of kindness and strength.
Cat & Jack sensory-friendly pieces come in sizes XS-XL for Big Kids and 2T-5T in Toddler Sizes and the best part is the price point rangers from $4.50 to $7 to be easy on that special needs parent wallet!
You can check out Target's new sensory-friendly line here.
Whether you are out shopping for back-to-school clothes, around the house lounging or just for some new outfits that your child with special needs will adore, keep these top trends in mind.
