Sensory stimulation
Mini Sensory Light Jar
Sensory Base Mat – Exploration Tray
Multicolored LED Cable – 7 m
Silicone Sensory Tray – Play Tray
Sensory Tray Accessory Kit
Cubos de luz sensoriales
Jarra de luz sensorial
Relleno jarra sensorial
Arena mágica ultraligera – Fluffy Sand
Bolsa sensorial – Peekaboo
Botella de la calma – DIY
Fidget sensorial – Wiggly Toy
Sensory toys invite children to explore the world through their senses: touching textures, squeezing, watching colours and lights, listening and manipulating. This sensory play is the foundation of cognitive, motor and emotional development, and a natural way to capture attention and regulate arousal.
At logopedicum we gather sensory stimulation toys for every stage: textures and teethers, sensory foam and sand, fidgets, sensory bottles and trays, and Montessori materials. Designed for babies, for the classroom and for play at home, and very useful too with children with autism, ADHD or sensory needs.
They are part of our games and toys. If you are looking for therapy and multisensory room resources (light, balance, vibration), visit multisensory stimulation.
What sensory toys are and what they are for
A sensory toy is one that intentionally stimulates one or more senses: touch through textures and relief, sight through colours and lights, hearing through sounds, and proprioception when squeezing or kneading. Playing with them supports exploration, coordination, focus and self-regulation, because they offer a clear, controllable stimulus that helps the child organise what they perceive.
Types of sensory toys you will find
A wide selection to stimulate every sense:
- Textures and manipulatives: relief balls, teethers and materials for touch.
- Sensory foam, sand and doughs for exploratory play and fine motor skills.
- Fidgets and squeeze toys, ideal for calm and focus; find more in anti-stress toys.
- Sensory bottles and trays to create visual and tactile experiences.
- Montessori-inspired materials to discover colours, sounds and shapes.
Sensory toys for babies, classroom and sensory needs
For the youngest, sensory toys support discovery of the environment and early stimulation. In the classroom and at home, they enrich play and exploration corners. And as a regulation tool, they help children with autism, ADHD or hypersensitivity manage overload and focus attention. If you work in a therapy room, pair them with sensory balls and other multisensory resources.
Frequently asked questions about sensory toys
What is a sensory toy?
It is a toy designed to intentionally stimulate the senses (touch, sight, hearing, proprioception) through textures, colours, lights, sounds or resistance when squeezed. It supports exploration, coordination and self-regulation through play.
From what age are sensory toys used?
There are options from birth: textures and teethers for babies, and exploratory play (foam, sand, fidgets) for older children. The key is to choose the right stimulus for each stage and supervise play with the youngest.
Are sensory toys useful for children with autism or ADHD?
Yes: many children with autism, ADHD or sensory hypersensitivity benefit from a clear, controllable stimulus to regulate and focus. It helps to observe each child's preferences and choose textures and intensities they find pleasant.