Sensory Toys and Tools
Sensory toys and tools to support participation in self care, transitions and play.
Movers and Shakers
Items for little ones to get input to their joints and muscles and explore movement through space!
Vibration can help provide a calming sensation. This is a great tool to have available!
Compression sheets can provide a calming hug throughout the night to help those who need it!
Try this for those who need more intense compression to sleep!
Super helpful for blocking out additional sensory input for babies/kids who struggle to tune it out at bed time.
Great for oral seekers! A cost effective way to figure out what shape may be preferred and to have some back ups around!
How adorable!! Animals with built in crinkle and texture for exploration!
This could be great for a teacher to offer options in the classroom or to have on hand at home!
These are fantastic for indoor play that allows climbing and problem solving. It's easy to make it more or less challenging based on your child's needs.
Barefoot shoes offer some protection while allowing for more contact with a variety of surfaces offering more opportunities for input to feet!
Here is another great climbing set with a cushion for the arch!
Swings provide opportunities to explore movement through space for calming or better body awareness!
The absolute best way to get sensory play in is to go outside! A swing set is a great way to add opportunities to climb and explore movement in your own back yard and isn't this one gorgeous!
Fun to watch and listen to the beads fall! Can be a great way to move toward calm or explore sound and movement.
Amazing for imaginative play, heavy work and building a quiet place to calm down if needed. Provides hours of fun building and climbing.
This looks like a great way to get and give some squeezes while remaining in control of the input!
Some of these can easily be translated to home!
A fantastic creator who seeks to help others u destined the Neurodivergent experience!
Auditory Sensitivity
Noise cancelling head phones can help support little ones in a variety of busier environments!
This handy lil sound machine can be hung on a stroller or near a bed to help block out additional sounds and promote relaxation.
Oral Sensory Tools
Vibrating teethers can provide a great source of oral input for little ones who like to put things in their mouths. They can also be useful for picky eaters who are willing to put toys in their mouths offering opportunities to experience new oral sen...
Love this tool for oral sensory input in a variety of ways. There are three levels of vibration to choose from and multiple ends that you can use for input. Remember vibration can be off putting so starting slow and allowing the child time to explore...