Favorite Sensory Toys In Our House!
Most of my kids go or have gone to Occupational, Physical and Speech therapy. Usually these therapists have amazingly cool toys and equipment to help improve a child's gross and fine motor skills as well as decrease their sensory processing issues. Obviously, we all can't run out and buy every piece of equipment the therapists own because they are so expensive. So, over the years, we've bought some toys that we felt were necessary for our kids and within our price range. Most are toys the kids can use on their own especially as they get older. The youngest four still need help with the Airwalker swing because they are too short to get in it and they also need us to push and/or spin them. Airwalker swing : We bought this swing years ago for Reagan & Kaelan. It is a 360° spinning & swinging toy. You can cocoon yourself in it's dark spandex and spin to your hearts content or lay down like the picture shows and have your head and...
