Christmas gift ideas for a non-verbal autistic four-year-old

[Ebnf]

Any ideas for Christmas gifts for a 4 year old non-verbal, autistic child that doesn’t really have “interests”. She has so many role play toys but just isn’t interested in them. We’ve got a few orchard toy games and she does like matching but will then end up transporting the cards from one place to another. She has a bike already so that’s covered. I feel so guilty that her sibling can tell us what she wants and Santa can make it happen, yet even when guessing I still can’t think what to get my 4 year old. Please send ideas!

Yoto player? I have a non verbal 6 year old who hasn't yet figured out what toys are or how to use his hands, makes present buying so hard doesn't it.

She already has one 🙈 this is what I mean…it’s just so bloody hard and I want to treat them equally.

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Cool lamp for her room

I take my (now 12yo) into charity shops to look at the toys. He can usually find something that he absolutely loves even if it’s something not expected. He’s always been into magnets and sorting the colours etc

My autistic daughter, who was non verbal at 4, loved figures.

Disney films, TV shows, lego people.

She used to line them up, started playing more with them 'normally' as she got older.

The rest depends on what kind of sensory stuff she likes/dislikes. Play doh, bubbles, moonsand. Bathtoys. Slime. Spinning seats, wobble boards, light up flashing toys.

Spinning chair.
Mellow elephant bean bag.
Balance board
Those fish tube lights or any lights that project stars onto the ceiling.
Scooter board.
Suckers
Any games like pop up pirate that involve no skill but promote turn taking.
Fidgets

@Ebnf speaking from experience, she may well develop a great interest in toys when she's a little bit older - one extreme to the other!
My advice would be to just buy her a couple of bits that will interest her for now and put the extra money that you would have spent aside.
Then if that surge of interest comes she will have a little fund so she can have what she likes whenever that is.
Equal doesn't have to mean the same!

Have you tried more abstract toys (or even things that aren't necessarily designed as toys) that she can decide how she plays with, or something tactile and sensory, like different coloured blocks or tiles or beads? Something she can make patterns with, or sort in different ways, or even just feel and move around.
You could also try some memory games or matching games or bingo

Does she go to nursery or preschool ( or school)? If so, ask what she gravitates to there