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how to introduce new hobbies?

smileforlife

my 9 yr old son is obsessed with dr who, from the day it started in the 1970's to today. every  book/card/dvd/toy/curtains/bedding/clothes. you get the picture!!

how do i get him to try something new. he has eveything. its his bday soon. i dont know what to get him, he asks for yet more dr who!! he has everything. i know this is normal with asd children but i feel he could be so much happier if he looked further . i tried giving him the laptop and argos book to look for things he might like. but hes not interested in anything. i bought him things i think he will like, un dr who related. he never plays with them. bless him 

any ideas please?

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  • You could see if you can get a Dr Who thing with some other aspect to it such as making a Dr Who related something. It may seem very 1-dimensional to you but there is the potential to include different activities within the theme. Try and use it to introduce new activities/experiences.  Like the others have said, if it's not Dr Who it will dissapoint.

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  • You could see if you can get a Dr Who thing with some other aspect to it such as making a Dr Who related something. It may seem very 1-dimensional to you but there is the potential to include different activities within the theme. Try and use it to introduce new activities/experiences.  Like the others have said, if it's not Dr Who it will dissapoint.

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