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This document discusses LightAide, a company that creates sensory products to help children with learning. It notes that over 285 million people worldwide have sensory processing issues, including 19 million under the age of 18. The document compares the costs of LightAide's products to premium sensory rooms and other therapies, noting that LightAide products can be built for $50 or purchased for $840-$2,000. A testimonial is included praising how a LightAide product helped one child's learning by engaging them with lights and cause-and-effect switches.

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“We don’t need to pull Alexis into
our
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us
what she sees in her world.”

“We don’t need to pull Alexis into our
world. We need to help her teach us
what she sees in her world.”
285 Million
Worldwide

“We don’t need to pull Alexis into our
world. We need to help her teach us
what she sees in her world.”
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under 18

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very drawn to the light and movement. The
switches helped with her purposeful
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