Top Special Needs – Sensory

Sensory processing disorder, SPD, is a neurological disorder causing difficulties with taking in, processing and responding to both internal and external sensory information about the environment. It may also be known as Sensory Integration Dysfunction or SID. The following toys can be used to help children overcome their aversions to certain sensory objects. Additionally, these toys are also excellent for those children who crave extra sensory input.

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1. Play-Doh Box o’ Color

   from Hasbro for ages 2 and up

   What it is: The Play-Doh Box o' Color comes with 16 bright Play-Doh colors. But instead of coming in traditional Play-Doh canisters, each color…

   

   

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2. Play-Doh Plus 8-Pack

   from Hasbro for ages 2 and up

   What it is: The Play-Doh Plus 8-Pack comes with eight cans of Play-Doh. Little hands can make more detailed swirls, stars, and other imaginative…

   

   

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3. Sensory Balls Mega Pack

   from Edushape for ages 6 months and up

   What it is: This all-in-one pack provides great sensory feedback to any child. It comes with four colorful nubby balls in a variety of colors. The…

   

   

4. Play-Doh Duffle Bag

   from Hasbro for ages 3 and up

   What it is: Many kids with sensory issues have tactile defensiveness (sensitive to touch and can be easily overwhelmed and fearful of ordinary…

   

   

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