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Sensory Spaces For Different Ages

Sensory spaces aren’t one-size-fits-all. The needs of a toddler, a school-aged child, and a teenager can look completely different — but the need for calm, comfort, and emotional regulation stays the same.

No matter your child’s age, a sensory-friendly environment can help them feel safe, regulated, and understood. Whether it's a tiny toddler nook, a school-age calm-down corner, or a teenager’s quiet retreat, sensory spaces create room for comfort, emotional growth, and resilience.

A well-designed sensory space isn’t just about toys or lights — it’s about giving your child a place to breathe, process, and simply be.

Explore how to shape a sensory space that truly fits your child’s age, stage, and personality.

Choosing the Right Sensory Den: A Complete Guide for Teachers and Parents

The Ultimate Guide to Creating a Dark Den for Sensory Play.

Our Sensory Dens and Tents create a calming retreat for children who love their own safe space — a perfect alternative to a full sensory room when space is limited.

Transform any quiet corner into a calming sensory haven with our step-by-step guide to building the perfect Dark Den using the MySpace Sensory Pop-Up. Discover how to enhance focus, comfort, and creativity through soft furnishings, glowing lights, tactile toys, and auditory elements—all within a safe and engaging space.

Perfect for homes, schools, and therapy settings—start building your sensory sanctuary today.

A Calm Christmas for Neurodiverse Kids

The holiday season sparkles with lights, laughter, and excitement — but for children with autism, ADHD, or other neurodivergent needs, that same sparkle can sometimes feel a bit too bright. Between busy schedules, new sounds, flashing decorations, and changes in routine, Christmas can bring a sensory overload rather than peace and joy. But with gentle planning, thoughtful adjustments, and a focus on comfort over chaos, it’s possible to create a Christmas that’s merry, calm, and meaningful for everyone. Let’s unwrap some ideas for how to support sensory regulation, maintain familiar routines, and enjoy festive fun that suits your child’s unique...

Sensory Friendly Ways To Enjoy Autumn For Neurodiverse Kids

Discover sensory-friendly ways to enjoy autumn for autistic children — from cosy crafts to adapting routines for shorter days and seasonal change.

Top 10 Products for Back To School - New School Year

Top 10 Back-to-School Essentials for Children with Additional Needs
Starting a new school year can feel overwhelming—especially for children with autism, ADHD, or sensory processing challenges. That’s why we’ve handpicked our Top 10 must-have products to make the transition smoother and more confident for every child. From calming kits and fidget-friendly seating to visual supports and stationery surprises, discover tools designed to ease anxiety, boost focus, and build independence.
Explore our back-to-school favourites and give your child the support they deserve.