Fireworks shows are enjoyed by people around the world as a primarily visual experience. It might sound crazy, but now you can actually FEEL fireworks. Feeling is believing. For the more than 10 million Americans who are blind or visually impaired, they can now feel what sighted individuals experience during a joyful fireworks celebration. “Feeling […]
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Fashion Moves Forward with Adaptive Clothing
Inclusive. It’s a term found everywhere in the major headlines. From an inclusive education strategy to an inclusive economy, it’s a word inviting all to participate — no exclusions, no exceptions. But there’s one place you don’t really see the word: the mainstream fashion industry. Or if you do see it, it is about a […]
Squease Pressure Vest
Pressure vests are calming tools for individuals with autism, ADHD, sensory integration disorders and more. According to SpecialNeeds.com, “Pressure vests provide proprioceptive feedback to a child with a sensory processing disorder. Proprioceptors are sensors that aid in a child’s sensation of gravity and body movement, and proper functioning of these sensors is essential for accurate […]
Fidget Squishy Balls
Fun Fidget Squishy Balls are an ideal solution for users who love to fidget! They’re also great for sensory input, strengthening hands, reducing stress, and more. There is a variety of Squishy Balls available from Enable Mart. The balls are made out of non-toxic, non-latex materials. Each one is unique, yet they all offer the […]
Discovery Tunnel Multi-Sensory Experience
Looking for a portable multi-sensory experience? Check out the Discovery Tunnel from Enabling Devices! The Tunnel provides auditory, visual, and tactile stimulation – all in a small package. The Tunnel simply rests on a level surface. Then the user slides his or her hand through the beaded curtain to activate the multi-sensory stimulation. While the […]
Dizzy Disc : Spinning Sensory Toy
If you’re looking for a product to satisfy your child’s need to move, check out the Dizzy Disc. It is a fun, spinning toy that children (ages 5 and up) can ride on! Studies have proven that children who don’t get enough playtime, especially physical activity, may often find it difficult to focus. Sensory integration […]