Tactile Toys: Toys for Sensory Defensiveness and Tactile Stimulation

Providing your child with tactile toys for sensory integration to awaken their sensory receptors can decrease fidgeting, attention issues and behavior problems in the classroom. Kids who suck on their shirts, fidget at their desk, chew on pens and pencils, and seek out extreme flavors and textures may need tactile toys at their desk or in the home to calm the brain and the body.

In addition, many children who have trouble sitting still in their chair, often fidget or can’t focus and attend in school can have poor proprioception and oral sensory motor skills that require chewable toys, foods and clothing to prevent meltdowns, tantrums and emotional outbursts.

For better sensory integration, try developing your child’s tactile motor skills with fun tactile toys and activities.

Building your Child’s Tactile System

Some of our favorite tactile toys for building your child’s oral sensory motor skills and tactile system can improve underdeveloped sensory systems for better learning in the classroom.

Sensory Ball Set	Sensory Bean Bags	Tactile Disks
Pull, Stretch Ball	< Chewable Pencil Topper	Fidgipod Desk Buddy
Puffer Ball Tactile Toy	Chewable Necklace	Chewable Bracelets
Chew Stixx	Chewy Arm Band	Snowflake Set
Bracelet Whistles	Electric Toothbrush	Straws – Tactile
Boys Tactile Necklace

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