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All things Sensory!

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Both sensory-seekers and sensory-avoiders can benefit from simple gadgets and toys to allow them to participate in daily activities.
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Proprioceptive input:

It's the info our brain receives from our muscles and joints about our body position, weight, pressure, stretch, and movement. Incorporating proprioceptive exercises can help improve focus and behavior.

 
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A fun way to provide proprioceptive and vestibular input to your little one. This can be used to “fill their sensory cup” when they need that input directed in a contained way, or to calm them down. Remember, each kiddo is different!
Sensory Joy™ Reversible Cuddle Swing
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Renter-friendly swing attachment!
Adjustable Doorway Hanger
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Adults have sensory needs too! It's important we find ways to regulate ourselves so that we can teach our kids the same!
Sensory Joy™ Cuddle Swing for Teens/Adults
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A fun way to get the proprioceptive input your kiddo craves. It's great for the vestibular system and encouraging whole-body movements.
Sit & Scoot Board
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Balancing, jumping and dancing are great ways of receiving proprioceptive input! Your kiddo will love the cause-and-effect from their crazy moves!
Musical Piano Mat
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Rocking is an awesome tool for proprioceptive and vestibular input. You can use it standing or sitting or for general play. I have one for my kiddo and I use it often!
Wooden Montessori Balance Board, Waldorf, Curvy Board, Rocker Board, Balancing Toy, Rocking Toy, Kids Wooden Toy
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I have a weighted blanket for myself and one for my kiddo. It helps us sleep so much better! Don't exceed more than 10% of your child's body weight when choosing a weight.
Calming Weighted Blanket
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There's so many designs and sizes. You can get a full-size blanket or just a lap pad.
Weighted Kids Blanket - Navy Blue Space and Planet Blanket for Boys - 55in x 42in - 5lb Minky Polyester Plush - Children 40 to 60 Pounds
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A vest can provide calming input to your kiddo to help them focus, increase their impulse control and studies have shown it can aide in coordination as well.
Sensory Compression Vest
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Sensory Sensitive

 
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The dreaded sock seam has ruined more mornings than I'd like to admit. Smooth socks like these avoid that issue for your sensitive little one.
Smoov Sensory Socks for Kids | 3 Pair Pack
 
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Is tooth-brushing a fight? This little device is efficient so LESS TIME and your little one can hold it and feel like they're in control of teeth brushing time.
U-Brush Silicone Tooth & Gum Brush
 
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Refills for the toothbrush!
HappyBrush™ Refillable Brush Heads | 2 Pack
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Enhanced noise-reduction + volume controls especially designed for kids.
KALM™ Standalone Wireless Headphones
 
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Earmuffs are useful for crowded places where your child may become overwhelmed. Things like sporting events, parties and fireworks can be overwhelming to a sensitive little one.
Ear Defenders™ Noise Reduction Earmuffs
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For those who can tolerate an in-ear bud. It's a great, discreet way of reducing stimulation
Bliss™ Kids Ear Plugs
 
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Simple ways to advocate for your loved one's sensitivities.
Embrace Sensory Sensitivity - I Am Sensitive To Noises Badge Pin