Blog Tag: sensory products

Young girl posing wearing sensory-friendly jumper.

What Does Sensory-Friendly Clothing Mean?

Sydney-Ellen Cooke April 16, 2021

Does your child have difficulty finding comfortable clothing? Maybe you do? People with sensory sensitivity may find certain clothes itchy, heavy or tight. Furthermore, this contributes to sensory overload. Sensory-friendly clothing is a solution! What is sensory-friendly clothing? Sensory-friendly clothing is designed for people with sensory sensitivities. Moreover, it has several unique features. Oftentimes, it

Young boy wearing home made face shield

Face Masks for Sensory Issues

Christel Seeberger September 6, 2020

This is a personal story about one family’s experience with face masks. It is always a good idea to follow public health recommendations for both wearing face masks and the style of in your area (different regions and countries may have different directives on face masks) and the advice of your own health care professionals.

Turtle shaped weighted lap pad.

What You Need to Know About a Weighted Lap Pad

Christel Seeberger May 23, 2020

Have you heard someone say, “weighted lap pad” and wondered what that was?  Weighted lap buddies are being more commonly used by children, adults, and seniors. They are also used by people at home, school, and work.  In this blog post you will learn all about weighted lap pads, with answers to the following questions:

Ear Muffs and Reducing Noise for Sensory Sensitivity

Christel Seeberger May 22, 2020

Do you experience sensory overload in noisy public places?  Furthermore, do you want to buy noise-cancelling ear muffs to help your child with sensory sensitivity?  On the other hand, are you curious about ways to reduce auditory sensitivity? Perhaps you ask, “how do I protect my baby’s hearing”? In this article, you learn all about

Teacher standing in front of students sitting at desks.

Chair Socks, Chair Glides and Tennis Balls for Chairs

Christel Seeberger May 22, 2020

Are you trying to decide what type of chair socks, chair glides, or tennis balls for chairs to use in your classroom. Maybe at your workplace?  Do you wonder why teachers put tennis balls on chairs? You might wonder if you should use chair feet covers or tennis balls for chairs in your own home.

Two young girls playing with fidget sensory friendly toys.

What Are the Best Toys for an Autistic Child?

Christel Seeberger January 7, 2020

The best toys for autistic children are sensory toys. Because children with autism often have difficulty with their senses, sensory toys are in fact extra helpful.  Sensory toys engage the senses:  what you see, hear, taste, touch, smell, but also how you move your body and head and even how you feel “inside”.  That is

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