Sensory tools

As the mom of two sensory kids, I've seen my fair share of sensory toys. Some worked. Some didn't. And sometimes it just depends on the kid.

It's SO EASY to make DIY sensory bottles and these glittery bottles are so pretty! A great calming tool for kids, teens, and adults!

Sensory brushing is a form of sensory input using a handheld brush. Here's what an experienced OT has to say about the brushing protocol.

For children needing sensory visual outlets and practice, consider these visual tools and toys you can use at home.

Discover how to create a sensory self-soothing kit filled with items that cater to your sensory needs that help you to sensory regulate. Find inspiration, ideas for sensory tools, and step-by-step guidance to build a personalized sensory soothing toolkit for stress relief and to manage moments of sensory overwhelm

use a glove to make a weighted fidget toy.

Sensory squish bags provide the perfect mess-free quiet time sensory activity. Besides the mess-free sensory play, squish bags encourage hands-on exploration and make for great learning tools to spark conversations and build vocabulary with babies, toddlers, and preschoolers.