Sensory play is essential for all kids to learn how their bodies work and how to process and interpret the world around them; including children with all types of abilities, disabilities and special educational needs, often referred to as SEN or SEND.
Parents of children with autism spectrum disorders, such as ADHD and ADD, those with Down’s syndrome or other conditions may be restricted in the ways they are able to provide sensory soft play for their children.
But no child should miss out on the benefits of experiencing the thrill of sensory play. Having sensory soft play equipment that comes to you offers safe, convenient learning opportunities for all children:
- Children who find it difficult to cope with others may especially benefit from the cocoon-like dark interior.
- Children with multiple sensory needs may be enthralled by the rotating light sequences of the sensory ball pit dome whilst they play with the pearlescent coloured balls.
- The shapes, colours and textures of the safe sensory soft play set can inspire toddlers and those with limited mobility to explore.
- The multiple zone set up of the sensory soft play set also offers a great way for children to learn social skills and through watching others, by playing alongside other children.