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Go-To Products for Sensory Disorders
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items This list is to appreciate all people with Sensory-Related Disorders and what I have found helpful to my clients in private practice. I hope these suggestions bring joy and peace in your heart!
Magnatiles are a great way for kids to build fun designs, all while obtaining a great sensory experience of using magnets in a safe way! The kids (and adults too!) are attracted to the snap of the magnets when they link together. It is also visually ...
Anbalulu Magnetic Tiles for Kids, Stacking Blocks, ...
Kinetic sand is a great way for kids to get their hands dirty and feel the sand in between their fingers and toes! A great sensory experience when kids (or adults) are dysregulated.
Kinetic Sand
Playdough is another great sensory item for kiddos who need to touch lots of things. This gives them the opportunity to touch the dough without being reprimanded for "touching too much".
The BEST homemade playdough recipe
This book is a very good read for all parents who are struggling with their children who demonstrate significant, frequent meltdowns. Run, don't walk, to get this book! You won't be sorry you did!
The Explosive Child - Dr Ross Greene
Dr. Becky is one of the smartest child psychologists in the US. She provides parents with tools on how parents can actually help their children in the moment of dysregulation. She has a podcast and a book! Also, she has a website and you can subscrib...
Good Inside
Help your infants learn the five senses with a sensory station. It is so important that you introduce the senses to your babies early in life so they understand how the human body reacts to the world. This sort of station can definitely help with tha...
B. play - Baby Activity Table - Colorful & Sensory Station
This game is a great way to help kids with memory and manage overstimulation (the various bright lights can mimick overstimulation).
Fisher-Price Sensory Bright Light Station Electronic Learning Activity Table
Sensory bottles are a fabulous way to help a child calm down during times of overstimulation. Even just supplying your kids with these in their bedrooms can be helpful when they are relaxing or playing in their rooms.
hand2mind Sensory Fidget Tubes, Mesmerizing Liquid Motion Sensory Bottles, Fidget Toys, Ages 3+
Sensory balls can help kids with tactile stimulation. If your kiddos enjoy touching items, then these sorts of toys are for them!
Edushape Sensory Ball - Set of 4
Crash pads are great for kiddos who are sensory seekers. The ones who like to throw themselves on the floor. This crash pad ensures their safety when in need to be on the ground.
Sensory Friendly XL Kids' Crash Pad Gray - Pillowfort™
The evidence-based scents that are approved for kids as of 2025 are:
• Apple
• Banana
• Sweet Orange
• Lemon
• Vanilla
• Anise
• Hibiscus
Make sure the essential oil is naturally scented and not chemically scented.
Essential Oils for Kids
If your kiddo struggles to fall asleep at night, consider trying these aromatherapy stickers for bedtime.
NATPAT Aromatherapy Bedtime Stickers - 24ct