Wednesday, February 11, 2015

25 Sensory Hacks for Kids for Vestibular & Proprioceptive Input

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It's no secret that I like to make my own sensory tools for my kids, from sensory swings, a sensory tunnel, stretchy bands, and a light table. My oldest J is a sensory seeker who seeks for vestibular and proprioceptive input. So here are 25 insanely awesome sensory hacks for kids with autism and/or sensory processing disorder. Each hack focuses on providing vestibular and proprioceptive input. Plus, they're a fraction of the store-bought alternatives. From sensory swings to balance beams to scooter boards to a gorgeous rainbow rocker, these genius hacks are sure to delight your kids!

25 sensory hacks for kids with autism and/or sensory processing disorder from And Next Comes L

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Sensory Toys for Vestibular Input: Swings, Balance Boards, & Rockers!

Sensory Swings You Could Buy


Sensory Swings You Could Make Instead


Balance Toys You Could Buy


Balance Toys You Could Make Instead



Sensory Toys for Proprioceptive Input: Weighted Blankets, Crash Pads, & Sensory Tunnels!

Proprioceptive Toys You Could Buy


Proprioceptive Toys You Could Make Instead


Weighted Sensory Tools You Could Buy


Weighted Sensory Tools You Could Make Instead


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25 sensory hacks for kids with autism and/or sensory processing disorder from And Next Comes L