Gift Ideas For Dementia Patients

Thoughtful Gift Ideas for Persons with Alzheimer’s/Dementia

So what makes a great gift? A gift that brings a smile with it. When choosing a gift for a person with Alzheimer’s\Dementia, it’s important to keep in mind what stage of the disease they are in. Look for presents that will make life easier for them, or that will help them maintain independence. Try to find something that is fun, that they will enjoy. A wonderful recourse is the Alzheimer’s Store on the internet. You can find it at www.alzstore.com.

Simple puzzles 12-24 pieces
Adult coloring books
Warm fuzzy pj’s
A boom box with music they love
Things for them to sort
Large handled toothbrush
A warm hug
Indoor herb garden
Simple crafts
Music CD’s
Head phones
Soft lightweight lap blanket
Favorite movie DVD’s/old movies
Rinse free shampoo
Easy to read clock with day and date display
Large handled silverware
Large TV remote
Warm soft lightweight sweater
Bubbles
A massage - back or hands
Stuffed animal to hold
Drive to see Christmas lights
Telephone with photos
A birdfeeder
Things to sort (buttons, cards, poker chips, fabric swatches)

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