Products tagged with Prikkelverwerking

Playfully discover the language of emotions. Text, images and stimulating questions help make feelings and emotions open for discussion, recognise them and deal with them better. Surprising, how you get to know yourself and each other (even) better. Read more

How sweet is this puppy that helps you calm down and relax! Put the puppy on your lap and unwind! Read more

Sensory Worm is a naturally soft cuddly toy with wonderful weighting to place over the shoulders and limbs to calm your child. Read more

Senseez Soothables are colourful and cheerful-looking vibrating massage hugs and give a soft vibrating sensation when you press them against your body. Read more

This is by far the softest aggravation blanket on the market!
With the soft fleece, its soothing color emerald green, this is one heavy blanket you won't want to put down!

The weight (1 kilo) is evenly distributed among the 108 squares. Read more

Multipurpose Sensory Chew was inspired by the original Chubes, this product ticks so many boxes: Wider hole to fit even the thickest of hoody strings, Texture making the awesome chubes now appealing to tactile seekers Read more

Nessie is a weighted cuddle cat. She is soft to the touch, making her very cuddly. Nessie is specially designed for children who have trouble sitting still or concentrating. Read more

The super safe goalball trainer is with its 23cm and 600gram, the perfect choice for training various ball sports or games. This ball is made so that it has both the right structure for rolling. Read more

Place the Puppy on your neck or tummy and feel it release a constant vibration. The puppy vibrating neck pillow has 2 modes to make the pillow comfortable for everyone. You can also leave the vibration mode off and cuddle with the puppy! Read more

Chunky and textured pencil toppers in the shape of the Easter Island Head Statues. Safe your kids pencils with these toppers designed for Moderate Chewing. Read more

Every teacher knows them: students who are always rocking their chairs or prefer to hide in their hoods all day. It seems as if these students are not engaged in class and are not paying attention at all. Read more