Our son is a big sensory toddler! He is visually impaired and deaf so sensory is his absolute favorite things to explore and do.
We love this because it’s adjustable and has a higher weight limits he can use it has he grows. This is by far his favorite sensory item.
Happin® 36" Mini Foldable Toddler Trampoline
These generally aren’t recommended for use because it can impact development in the child’s hips or something. But we started using it for our special needs son around 1 years old and he absolutely loved it for his sensory input. The jumping and abil...
Fisher-Price Baby Bouncer Palm Paradise Jumperoo
Sensory toys like these are all great and can also be used for speech therapy or OT.
Sensory Toys
Any form on light is a bonus with sensory input. Adding texture can help also. We love the hexagon light up tiles the best because they turn colors when it’s touched letting the child be in control of the colors!
Sensory Light
Absolutely one of the best toys for sensory input they have texture, sound, vibration !
Bumble Ball Toy
Anything that lights up is a hit for us but these also have texture to them which is a bonus.
Light Up Bouncing Ball
We love this because our son loves to rock and jump. He’s more of an input person. He likes to do things a lot more than play. It also can fit toddlers, which I like because our son is small, but he is going to get bigger and he can’t adjust the size...
Sensory Rocking Chair
Great for sensory input
Use a presure mount pull up bar( link in bio) to install & it’s all done! Easy! Renter friendly and fun for a large age range of kids. Get ready for those colder months! #fyf #kidstoy #kidswings
