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What we use and recommend

Simple tools for calm, regulation and routines, chosen by our team for home or the classroom.

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Calm and regulation

To ease anxiety and set up a calm-down corner.

Calm-down bottles

Their gentle, silent motion helps ease anxiety and supports regulation.

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  • Dripping, swirling and sparkling effects invite eye tracking and focused attention.
  • Ideal for a calm-down corner or for focusing without distraction.
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Emotions bottles

Clear faces to recognize and name basic emotions.

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  • A relaxing visual experience that supports regulation.
  • A good way to start talking about feelings and empathy.
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Weighted plush

Gives a deep-pressure hug that calms and supports sensory regulation.

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  • Very soft, with evenly spread weight, for rest or reading time.
  • A comforting companion to take anywhere.
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Mini sensory safari plushies (6)

Small and soft, for discreet squeezing during outings or transitions.

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  • Sized for little hands, with no hard parts.
  • Six of them to keep at home, in the car and in the bag; detachable clip.
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Noise-reducing earmuffs

Cut noise (SNR 29 dB) and help prevent overload in loud places.

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  • Soft cushions and an adjustable headband, comfortable for long wear.
  • Foldable and sturdy, so they're always at hand.
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Busy hands, focused mind

For the need to chew, touch or move, without distraction.

Tactile lacing board

A quiet, mess-free hands-on activity that calms.

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  • Builds fine motor skills and focus.
  • Portable, for use anywhere.
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Chew necklaces

A safe outlet for the need to chew, sparing clothes and fingers.

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  • Soft, textured silicone that calms and helps focus.
  • Breakaway safety clasp.
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Fidget link chains

Their click and movement keep hands busy and ease anxiety.

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  • Bend them into shapes, letters and numbers: imagination and dexterity.
  • Pocket-sized.
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Fidget and sensory tools chest

Lots of textures and mechanisms to calm and focus.

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  • Helps you find out what each child, teen or adult prefers.
  • Comes in a chest, so pieces can be spread between the car, school and relatives' homes.
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Sensory slap bracelets (6)

They snap around the wrist, always at hand for calming.

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  • Textured silicone for discreet tactile input.
  • Six of them for outings, trips and school.
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Textured sensory bracelets (6)

Textures to touch at the wrist when anxiety rises.

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  • Discreet for the classroom or the office.
  • Easy to carry, hard to lose.
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Sensory stickers

Two textures (diamond and droplets) for discreet self-regulation.

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  • Stick them on a phone, notebook or desk.
  • Great for teens and adults who study or work, too.
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Textured pencil grips

Better grip and discreet textures to channel anxiety while writing.

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  • Help focus quietly in class.
  • Flexible, easy to clean, fit most pencils.
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Routines and time

So the day makes sense and changes are easier.

"First / then" board

Shows what comes next visually and eases transitions.

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  • Builds independence without overwhelming.
  • Sturdy, easy-to-clean plastic for home or the classroom.
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Reward chart

Routines and chores reinforced positively, with stickers.

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  • Builds responsibility and independence.
  • A fun way to practice everyday habit vocabulary.
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Sand timers

Show time passing visually and ease anxiety around transitions.

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  • Several durations, from 30 seconds to 5 minutes, for short goals.
  • Colorful and safe.
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60-minute visual timer

A shrinking color disc shows how much time is left, no clock reading needed.

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  • For longer activities: homework, study, screen time.
  • With pause and adjustable volume.
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Visual communication

Pictures to say what's needed and understand what's expected.

Picture communication keychain

Clear pictures to express needs and wants without words.

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  • Less frustration in daily life and transitions.
  • Portable, sturdy and water-resistant.
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Behavior expectations keychain

Visual instructions to understand what's expected, in a positive way.

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  • Less resistance: rules are seen, not just heard.
  • Sturdy plastic to take everywhere.
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Hands-on learning

Reading, counting and reasoning by touching, building and drawing.

Spanish phonics magnetic tiles

Learn to read and spell by building syllables and words by hand.

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  • Colors by sound family make combining easier.
  • Includes ñ and ll, with storage bags. In Spanish.
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Magnetic fraction circles

Fractions you can see and touch: part and whole, side by side.

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  • Thick magnetic foam for the whiteboard or fridge.
  • Make school math less abstract.
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Magnetic travel tangram

Logic, problem-solving and creativity by building shapes.

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  • Spiral-bound magnetic book, perfect for trips.
  • Hundreds of challenges that grow in difficulty.
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LCD drawing and writing tablet

Draw and practice strokes, letters and numbers with no paper or mess.

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  • Pressure-sensitive color screen, one-button erase and lock.
  • Thin and light, great for trips or quiet time.
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