Occupational Therapy

A huge list of toys

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A huge list of toys and products for kids who are sensory seekers! Written by an OT, this list includes products for movement-based play (vestibular), body-based play (proprioception), and tactile play (sense of touch), as well as suggestions for kids who chew on everything and seek out sights, sounds, and smells. Occupational Therapy

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