The Benefits of Feelings Boards
Children with ASD often struggle with recognising and expressing their own emotions and understanding the feelings of others.
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All things sensory, including sensory toys, sensory equipment and real life stories
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The Power of Visual Timetable Boards
Visual timetable boards, also known as “Now and Next” boards, have emerged as a valuable tool to support autistic children in gaining a level of independence in their daily lives.
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Sensory Slime: Gooey Giggles
Among the various sensory toys available, one option that stands out for its affordability and versatility is slime.
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Learning Through Play
Learning is a fundamental aspect of a child’s development, but for children with Autism and ADHD, traditional learning methods can be challenging.
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Articulated Sensory Toys
Articulated sensory toys come in various shapes and sizes, providing individuals with autism and ADHD a wide range of options to help manage sensory challenges and improve focus.
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Exploring the World of Water Beads
Water beads, also known as hydro-gel beads or sensory orbs, have gained popularity as an exceptional sensory toy for those with complex needs.
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Evolution of Decompression Toys
The good news is that a new generation of decompression sensory toys has emerged, offering support and benefits that go beyond what the original stress ball could provide.
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Sensory Chews
Sensory chews, in particular, have gained popularity as a cost-effective solution for managing stress and anxiety.
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Stretch Noodle Toys
Stretchy noodle toys have emerged as invaluable tools for individuals with autism and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).
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The Therapeutic Power of Pop Tubes
Pop Tubes, those simple and inexpensive sensory toys, have been gaining popularity as a valuable tool for children with autism.