Children use play to develop and grow, and sensory toys and activities help support a child’s development. Although our products look like toys, they are used as tools to build functional skills and support sensory integration therapy. Specifically designed to improve fine and gross motor skills and to develop learning at any age the products…
Our range of educational toys has been hand-picked specifically to provide maximum educational value while remaining fun to play with. We have a wide range of resources and toys to help children of all ages improve their literacy and numeracy skills, toys to help children understand the concept of time and how to read. Learning…
Oral sensory seeking, where a child continues to put items in their mouth after the age of two, is commonly reported alongside: Sensory issues Autism Developmental delays Learning disabilities Children may suck or chew their sleeves or collar, or have a lace, zip or pencil in their mouth. This may be for several reasons, the…
