SENSORY SHOP

CURATED FOR EVERYDAY REGULATION & COMFORT

Welcome to our sensory shop! Where you will find a collection of tools, toys, and everyday supports for regulation and sensory needs. Everything here is handpicked by a speech therapist and behavior consultant who understands what real families need—and what actually works.


Auditory:

Support sound sensitivity or focus with tools that calm, block, or enrich auditory input.

Noise-cancelling headphones
Can be used when needing to reduce overwhelming background noise, use only when needed so as to not create a reliance on them.

White noise machine
Creates calming soundscapes for focus or sleep, or just when your child needs to take a moment to calm their brain & body.

Musical sound tubes/rainsticks
These can provide gentle, engaging auditory input.

Sound Puzzles
Sound puzzles provide consistent auditory feedback, which can be calming and organizing for some children. Find one that fits your child’s interests!


Visual:

Soothing lights, spinners, and visual tools to help with attention, transitions, and calm.

Liquid motion timers
Mesmerizing and soothing to watch. Can be used as an item to support transitions if needed.

Color-changing projector – Provides calming ambient light, great to have in their calming corner or safe space.

Spinning Toy
Watching the smooth, repetitive motion of a spinning toy can be calming and help organize visual input.

Fiber optic sensory lamp
A soft, glowing tool for visual focus or wind-down time.

Tactile & Deep Pressure:

Products that offer comfort through touch—great for grounding, calming, and sensory input.

Weighted Lap Pad / Blanket — Provides calming pressure that can help with focus, relaxation, or winding down after a busy day.


Safety note: Should only ever be max. 10% of body weight + 1lb Eg): A 40 lb child = ~4–5 lb blanket
** Not safe for infants or toddlers under 2 years old. Always follow manufacturer guidelines. For children with specific medical or sensory needs (e.g., seizures, low muscle tone), consult an OT before use.

Textured Balls
Different textures for little hands & bodies to explore, can be great for tactile input, fidgeting, and sensory play.

Body Sock
A stretchy, cozy space for kids to wiggle, push, and relax. Supports body awareness and self-regulation.

Kinetic Sand/Play Doh/Puddy
Soft and moldable, this sensory sand gives hands something soothing to squish and shape, it can be calming and creative!


Oral Motor:

Chewies and tools that support oral sensory needs, self-regulation, and focus.

Chewy necklace
Safe and stylish oral input. Try chilling them in the freezer first!

Z-Vibe oral tool
Supports oral motor awareness with vibration. Or simply try out with a vibrating toothbrush!

Blowing toys (e.g., windmill)
Builds breath control and fun interaction with cause-and-effect!

Ice or frozen corn/peas
Some children enjoy crunchy foods or cold items, both can be great regulators!


Vestibular:

Movement-based tools to support balance, body awareness, and self-regulation. Up/down, side-to-side movement = the ultimate body regulator!!

Pod swing or therapy swing
Swinging supports movement, regulation, and comfort.

Balance board
Encourages core strength and movement, kids enjoy learning good balance skills or rocking in these with a blanket/pillow.

Mini trampoline
Provides active bouncing input indoors, can be both calming (down-regulating) and excitatory (up-regulating). A great tool if your child enjoys jumping!

Rocking or spinning chair
Rhythmic movement helps calm their nervous system.

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