Indoor calm starts with play
After-school regulation, darker evenings, and sensory spaces at home or in school. Indoor swings, weighted and visual toys, and equipment we design and make ourselves.
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Mini Bubbler
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Brilliant product and excellent shop, we live in NI and they were able to sort out the additional transport costs automatically on the order. “Brilliant product and excellent shop, we live in NI and they were able to sort out the additional transport costs automatically on the order. I can't tell you how rare that is, we normally get disappointing emails after ordering niche products on line saying they won't ship to us. I would thoroughly recommend specialneedstoys and this swing. Great job all round and the kids are delighted! ”
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Great swing,well made,good support swing. Easy installing. “Great swing,well made,good support swing. Easy installing.”
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I’ve been impressed so far. “I’ve been impressed so far. I purchased the entire swing set. ”
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Academic Breakdowns
12 October 2026
The experience of practitioners who have worked with autistic children in Sensory Rooms. Part 6
TFH are advocates of the Sensory Room and the first five parts to this extended blog testify to their usefulness. But very little in this world, save love and perhaps the bicycle, is an unall
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Academic Breakdowns
29 September 2026
The experience of practitioners who have worked with autistic children in Sensory Rooms. Part 5
practitioners described the SR Room as an effective teaching and learning environment and some considered this its main purpose.
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Academic Breakdowns
15 September 2026
The experience of practitioners who have worked with autistic children in Sensory Rooms. Part 4
This is the fourth instalment of our discussion of the work of by Dr. Katy Unwin, Dr. Georgina Powell and Dr. Catherine...
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