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Our children need a sensory lifestyle; meaning days enriched with opportunities to get sensory input. This is not only fun for them but is a valuable component of healthy development. We can do this by having games, toys, and activities at their fingertips that provide sensory input while also serving to strengthen their motor, cognitive, and visual skills. As an Amazon affiliate, I am excited to share my favorites and an easy way to purchase.
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Kerplunk
An easy to learn game where players take turns removing sticks while trying to prevent the marbles from dropping through.
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Suspend
An award winning family game that helps build eye-hand coordination, motor skills, and cognitive skills.
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Why is My Kid Doing That?
In Why is My Kid Doing That? you will learn that the answer is often found when we peel back the layers and take a closer look at the child’s sensory system.
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Chair Bands
Chair bands are an affordable option for kids who need to wiggle while they sit. Slip band around the legs of the chair or desk so kids can fidget with it kicking against it with their feet to help with focus and attention.
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Flipside
Flipside is a fast-paced puzzle game that encourages visual processing skills and processing speed and is a great game to take on the go.
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Rubik’s Race
Rubik's Race game challenges 2 players to race to match patterns with your tiles encouraging visual processing, and visual perceptual skills. I love to buy this game as a gift for kids' brithday parties.
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Blink
A lightning fast card came for two players, this game promotes quick visual processing and fine motor skills as you match cards based on count, color, or shape.
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Shut the Box
One of our family's favorites, Shut the Box encourages quick thinking skills and fast math facts.
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Quick Cups
A fast paced game that encourages visual processing and visual motor skills and encourages processing speed.
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Weighted Blanket
Please select a blanket based on 10% of your child's body weight plus then add one pound. Weighted blankets provide deep pressure input which is calming to provide for a better night's sleep or any other time when calming input is desired.
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Hammock
Hammocks make for a great alternative to a desk and chair for learning and reading. Use outdoors or indoors, hammocks provide sensory input that is both relaxing and gets the mind organized for emotional regulation and to enhance focus.
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