Theraputty is a vibrant, mouldable sensory putty that can be stretched, squeezed and manipulated for endless purposeful play. Each colour correspon...
View full detailsThis Sand Activity Timer uses coloured sand flowing through a clear hourglass to make the passage of time visible and intuitive. With thick, durabl...
View full detailsThe Social Skills Board Games brings together a collection of fun, interactive games that make learning interpersonal skills feel like play. Throug...
View full detailsThese Fidget Chair Bands are stretchy, durable bands designed to attach easily around the legs of a chair. When children press, kick or stretch the...
View full detailsThis DIY Calm Down Bottle lets children personalise their own sensory bottle using all the creative elements included in the kit — just add water (...
View full detailsThe Sensory Swing provides a comfortable, secure space for children to enjoy gentle, controlled movement with deep pressure touch, making these swi...
View full detailsThe Tactile Seating Cushion offers a fun alternative to traditional chairs by allowing children to wiggle, shift and move while remaining seated. S...
View full detailsThese baby-sized Little Ears hearing protection earmuffs are crafted specifically for newborns up to around 12 months old, helping protect delicate...
View full detailsThe Therapy Peanut Ball is a fun and functional gross motor tool designed to challenge balance and stimulate active movement. Its unique peanut-sha...
View full detailsThe Sensory Body Sock is a soft, stretchy fabric tube that gently wraps around the body, creating a cosy, enclosed space for movement and play. Chi...
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Mother's Day can look a little different for each mum—different to how you might have imagined, especially if your children have special needs. We're here to support you no matter what your situation looks like. We see you. Whether you're...
11 year old Jasper's top 5 picks from the OT Store catalogue of products.
In today's inclusive world, every child deserves the opportunity to play and develop regardless of their abilities. Play is a fundamental part of childhood. It's how children learn, explore, develop new skills, and build confidence. But for children with disabilities,...
