Adam, Billy and Robert Moser play at a sensory station during the Toys "R" Us shopping event in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, on Saturday. Adam, 10, and Robert, 16, are both on the autism spectrum.
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Pat Lyons, treasurer of the Greater Philadelphia chapter of the Autism Society, and Pam Frebowitz greet sensory-friendly shoppers and educate the public at the literature table at the front of the store.
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Toys "R" Us employees pulled toys from the toy guide for differently abled kids.
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Robert Moser and his grandmother Joan Fern grab snacks at the refreshment table.
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Weighted blankets help kids with autism feel comforted and calm, according to Patti Erickson, president of the Greater Philadelphia chapter of the Autism Society.
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Erickson and Frebowitz play at the sensory station.
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Adam Moser found a new bed on his shopping trip.
Courtesy Linda Moser
Adam's mom returned to the store later to buy the bed.
