Christmas Gift Ideas?

Does she have full use of her hands? Get her a Rubik's Cube. No, she won't solve it, but alot of Dementia patients seem to enjoy twisting them around. An abacus, Slinky, or something similar could work too.

For years my kids have always given me socks. My feet are always cold and nothing feels better than new, fluffy, cozy, colorful socks on my chilly feet! There is such a variety available!

Get them to coordinate with the tiara.😄

My elder loved one rode motorcycles. When he needed a scooter, we gifted him a customized license plate for the scooter. Motorcycle sized.

Your love is the most beautiful and important gift of all.

You’ll find something. What is her favorite thing to eat or drink?

I love when my daughters buy a gift basket filled with my favorite tea or coffee and other treats like pretty new cups or mugs.

Excellent ideas!   Funkygrandma, I would never have thought of a tiara.  The beauty and sparkles alone could bring happiness, even if the outlines and details can't be seen.

Alva, your "soft pillow" suggestion reminded me of the plethora of furry throws.   I bought some for myself and family.  My father loved his and really enjoyed and relaxed while being wrapped up in it.   

I've found that the silkiness of some, especially the thicker ones, is very soothing and calming.    These are the "plush" throws, thicker than some of the others.

One caveat, they are NOT blanket sized and will not cover both feet and head, so you can't bundle up in them unless you use two at a time.

Another thought might be a stuffed toy, a cat, or dog, or something that could be cuddled.

I think given her vision and other limitations, something tactile and sensory might be appropriate.

How does she bathe?   If you or someone else help her, some French milled soaps might be nice; they're pleasantly fragrant, based on real scents, not manufactured chemical ones.  

A tape with a simple tape player (the old fashioned kind someone can help her set to the simple "on", with memories of Christmas recorded by you might be a thought. I had an Aunt who was old, blind and deaf but who had loved old fabrics. She would hold and "pet" an embroidered pillow in soft materials, would hold it almost as a pet, as a doll. Some love stuffed toys and the best of them come in very soft materials with floppy flexible bodies.
This is such a good question and so hard to answer. So hard to find something when so many senses are gone. My heart goes out to you and hope you find something fun. I hope you will update us when you do.

My first thought was a tiara. She would be able to feel all the different jewels with fingers, and truly be the "princess" she is in her head. I think that would tickle her, and bring a smile to her face. You can find them at Clair's in the mall(usually around prom time), any bridal store and of course online as well.