Sensory Seeking vs Sensory Sensitive

Often people strive to understand what exactly the difference is between sensory seeking and sensory sensitive. Generally, there are two ways in which people with Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) respond to sensory input – they seek more or become sensitive to it and attempt to avoid it. Our brains are constantly taking on information, and for […]

Your Complete Gift Guide to Christmas 2024

Welcome to your complete guide to Sensory Gifting this Christmas! As the festive holiday season approaches, finding the perfect gift that delights and supports sensory needs can bring joy and warmth to both gift-givers and receivers. In this carefully curated list, you’ll discover amazing gifts that cater to all ages and preferences to make your […]

Autism Spectrum Disorder vs. Sensory Processing Disorder

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) are two distinct conditions that share a common thread of sensory sensitivity. This post will explore the key differences between ASD and SPD, shedding light on these conditions to promote better understanding and awareness on the products that can benefit individuals with these conditions.  Autism Spectrum […]

How Can Sensory Toys Help People With Autism?

Child Holding Fidget Toy

Sensory toys can be beneficial for many children and people of all ages, including those on the Autism spectrum. Sensory toys can provide a way to regulate sensory input and help with focus and attention as well as give people on the Autism spectrum an opportunity to engage with their senses in a safe and […]

Popular Therapy Tools For Children

Sensory toys can play a useful part in children’s therapy. They help in engaging children, keeping them focused and allowing them to express their emotions and feelings.  The most popular therapy tools are products that help to promote developmental skills, fine and gross motor skills in addition to supporting a range behaviours including anxiety, anger, […]

Why Are Sensory Toys So important?

Sensory toys are becoming more popular in both children and adults, enjoyed not only by those with additional needs, but anyone who craves controlled sensory input. Especially useful to people with Autism, Sensory Processing Disorder and other sensory issues, sensory toys are also important for learning and development, and can help combat stress, anxiety and […]

How to spot developmental delays in children

How to spot developmental delays in children There are many types of developmental delays in children. Some of these can be easy to spot, while others are more difficult to detect. However, if you’re worried about your child’s development there are some tell-tale signs you can look out for. Here’s some of the most common […]

How to know if your Child has Autism

Watching your child grow and learn is a wonderous thing, but how do you know when should you be worried about their behaviour or development? Signs of Autism can develop in children from a young age, and while many children experience some of these issues, there could be cause for concern if your child is […]

Supporting World Autism Awareness Day 2020

World Autism Awareness Day is an internationally known event and a day which puts the spotlight on all of the hurdles that people living with autism face every day throughout their lives. This important awareness campaign is joined by the broader community, where hundreds of landmarks, buildings, homes and communities around the world come together […]

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