For Sensory Processing Disorder Kiddos and Their Parents
Koosh Balls have been a personal favorite sensory tactile toy and fidget of mine for years. I used to carry one around when I was working in an office — it kept me relaxed during meetings. That tactile input felt great! Koosh Balls (Tactile Toys) The Koosh Ball started with a fuzzy rubber ball Set of…
Safety Guard Scooters (Vestibular Toys) Scoot, move, race, glide on the Gamecraft Safety Guard Scooter! Kids are easily and safely entertained when they’re rolling around on the Gamecraft Safety Guard Scooter. The scooters are durable and just the right size for children. Heavy Duty Plastic Each Gamecraft Safety Guard Scooter is constructed of one inch…
I originally bought this Bosu for me, but it quickly became an important part of my boys’ sensory diet. My boys will jump on it. They will balance on it. They will use it as part of an obstacle course. My youngest one loves sitting on it — which is great for his core muscles…
Have you ever wondered how art and sensory processing disorder can mix — helping someone cope with the struggles of having sensory issues? “I recently gave a TED Talk about how I perceive the world with Sensory Processing Disorder. My childhood was riddled with misunderstanding, but fortunately I discovered art! Art turned my world of…
If you think stickers is just a simple fun activity, you’re missing out! My First Mosaic is a classic example of how kids can have fun while improving basic fine motor skills including manual dexterity, sequential thinking and spatial relations. ALEX Toys Little Hands My First Mosaic (Fine Motor Toys) ALEX Toys My First Mosaic…
