Sensory Lights

Honestly, an excuse for darkness.

The light may be the point, its absence lets you play. The oldest comfort for the oldest fear, made modern. Lazers, eleedees in every colour but black is TV screen gold, it's shadows that fill the imagination. We are visual creatures with poor night vision, disco is our jam.

Other categories within Sensory Toys

Sensory Kits Colours Spinning things Noisy Toys Touch and Feel Vibration Switch Rewards Communication Mirrors Weighted Blankets Chew Toys Sensory Den Calming Distraction Toys

Starlight Projector

2 reviews

£9.99 excl. vat

£11.99

Mood Stool

£69.00 excl. vat

£82.80

UV Sensory Kit

£49.00 excl. vat

£58.80

Mood Panel

£139.00 excl. vat

£166.80

Light Kit Small

£249.00 excl. vat

£298.80

Infinity Mirror

1 reviews

£13.75 excl. vat

£16.50

Messy Mood Table

£189.00 excl. vat

£226.80

Northern Lights Projector

6 reviews

£29.25 excl. vat

£35.10

Sensory Mood Egg

£76.99 excl. vat

£92.39

Flashing Baton

£3.45 excl. vat

£4.14

Mini Mirror Ball Set

1 reviews

£19.99 excl. vat

£23.99

Zenbow Aroma Diffuser

Was: £54.00

£29.00 excl. vat

£34.80

Mood Dice

£89.00 excl. vat

£106.80

Set of 4 Liquid Wheels for Slimline Projector

1 reviews

£79.25 excl. vat

£95.10

Glow Stars Ceiling Lights

£9.99 excl. vat

£11.99

Light

What the eye is given, and sometimes what it is spared.

Visual stimulation

Light that draws and holds the eye. Slow change, gentle colour, a point to focus on.

Visual tracking

Light that moves teaches the eye to follow. The glowing thing carried across the dark.

Light in the dark

Reduction, not addition. The world switched off, one gentle source remaining. For eyes that have had too much.

Calm and regulation

A single soft light can settle the whole system. Less to process, one thing to rest on.

Play, not therapy

The dry world prescribes light as stimulation, dosed and measured. By recognising the older thing, we present a glow in the dark to gather round, the comfort the fire always was.