Support for big feelings, overwhelm, & meltdowns- with tools that help kids feel safe, seen, & soothed in moments of stress, frustration, or emotional overload.
Help kids stay engaged in learning. From fidgets & timers to visual aids & seating supports, these resources promote participation & ease overwhelm.
For mornings that feel rushed & bedtimes that drag. These tools help daily routines feel a little easier and support kids through transitions with more calm.
Help ease big feelings. From back-to-school nerves, separation anxiety, or everyday worries, these tools will help kids feel safe, soothed, & understood.
Tools to support kids in taking charge of everyday tasks. Encourage independence, build self-care skills, and help them feel capable and in control.
Play is one of the most powerful ways to learn. Find fun, engaging tools & games to build skills like fine motor strength, problem-solving, & early learning.
Every child experiences the world differently. Find tools to support those who seek more input (touch, movement, pressure) and those who seek less.
Fidgets and stim tools to help kids and adults feel calm, focused, and regulated- because the right tool can make all the difference. Find your new favourite here!
For anyone who chews to focus, soothe, or feel regulated- kids, teens, or adults. Find safe, durable tools that offer the input you need, without the worry.
We’re a neurodivergent-owned Australian store offering practical, playful tools that support emotional regulation, focus, and calm-especially for kids who experience the world differently.
We’ve lived the meltdowns, the refusals, the never-ending transitions. If you’re here looking for something to make those days a little easier, you’re in the right place.
I can’t even explain how much this helped during our morning routine. My son now asks for his fidget before we leave the house and it’s the only thing that gets us out the door without a meltdown. Thank you!
As a primary school teacher with a very sensory-aware classroom, I love that these tools are practical, affordable, and designed with real needs in mind. My students love them, and I love how much calmer our transitions are.
Worried your child won’t use a new sensory tool? You’re not alone- it’s one of the most common concerns I hear from parents. In this post, I share why it happens, how to introduce tools in a way that feels safe and inviting, and real-life tips to help them become part of your child’s routine.
