Finding what works for your neurodivergent child

Ear Defenders

Helping sound-sensitive children feel safe in loud environments — from supermarkets to school assemblies.

Weighted Blankets

Deep pressure that calms the nervous system and helps children settle at bedtime and during overwhelm.

Fidget Toys

Discreet, durable tools that give busy hands something to do — supporting focus and self-regulation.

Chew Necklaces

Safe, food-grade chewelry that gives oral sensory seekers an appropriate outlet — and saves your jumper sleeves.

White Noise Machines

Masking background noise to help sound-sensitive children sleep, concentrate, and feel less overwhelmed.

Sensory Spinning Chairs

Controlled vestibular input in a chair — helping children self-regulate before homework, meals, or bedtime.

Wobble Cushions

Letting fidgety children move while staying seated — improving focus and concentration in school and at home.

Light-Up Toys

Fun, affordable light-up toys that encourage visual focus and calm — a great starting point before investing in larger sensory room equipment.

Peanut Balls

Proprioceptive input through rolling and balancing — building body awareness and helping children feel grounded.

Mini Trampolines

Heavy work and proprioceptive input through bouncing — one of the most effective tools for regulating a dysregulated child.