Autism

Looking for tools that help with sensory processing and calm? In this category you will find sensory products that support children and adults with autism in regulating sensory input.

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A liquid timer is a visual hourglass. It fascinates children & adults to look at it and is relaxing.
Drop Track (Liquid Timer)
Jippie Children's Hearing Protector, light and adjustable, offers 25.8 dB sound attenuation for children and protects hearing during festivals, fireworks, sports events or school activities.
Jippie’s hearing protector
Senseez Soothables is a small portable vibrating cuddly toy, battery operated
Senseez Soothables – massage cuddly toy
This sensory brush is an essential tool for working with children or adults with a disorder in sensory information processing.
Sensory brush
The manimo stress ball is great for tactile and visual stimuli. He has the same lycra lining as the series of weighted hugs from Manimo. You can also use these stress balls as pit bags.
Manimo Full Moon Stress Ball
Senseez Touchables Vibrating Cushion, supports sensory needs and calmness in children with ADHD, autism or who are stimulus-seeking
Senseez Touchables
Ocean wave projector: A night light with 7 different visual effects, can be paired with your own audio. Suitable for sleeping and snoezelen.
Ocean wave projector with speaker
massage roller helps children and adults with stimulus processing problems.
Massage roller
The palm tangle can be used as a learning aid to reduce tension and improve concentration by fidgeting. This frying mat is suitable for the classroom.
Tangle Palm Classic
The Tangle therapy contains a textured silicone shell and is an endless movement. You hold the Tangle in one or two hands and twist, shape and bend. There is no right and no wrong. No example and no goal.
Tangle Therapy
bubble tube with fish is wonderful sensory snoezel material. children with autism but also with a disability or elderly people with dementia, looking helps to de-stimulate
Bubble tube with fish 105cm
Educadora sensory tubes are similar to a drip pathway, but more suitable for young children to explore
Sensory Tubes
With the massage ball, you offer tactile stimuli and stimulate the processing of tactile information and the handling of touches.
Massage ball
liquid timers or drip track set, watching the oil drops is relaxing and has a stimulating effect on stimulating for young and old
Drip track (set of 3)
The concentration screen reduces distraction stimuli such as movement and noise and is a perfect tool for those who have trouble concentrating.
Concentration screen Basic
lava hourglass helps children to relax. Ideal for a snooze room or time in place in the classroom
Lava Hourglass Large
A cool chewing piece of jewelry from ark therapeutic is this bolt bite, also known as just lightning. This chew chain is suitable for children who have reasonable chewing needs. It's a sturdy design, with texture that fidgeters also like. Which color of this chewing jewelry is your favorite?
Ark’s Bolt Bite Lightning Bolt Chewing Jewelry
Senseez Adaptables vibrating cushion 3-in-1 for teenagers and adults, with weighting and heat pad, helps relax, de-stimulate and reduce stress.
Senseez Adaptables 3 in 1

What are autism aids?

Autism aids are products that help people process sensory input and calm down. People with autism often experience sensory input more intensely, so busy surroundings and noise can feel overwhelming. Calming aids such as a Bubble Tube with fish or a Liquid Motion Timer provide predictable, gentle visual input to focus on. A Big Friends stress ball and the Dozie ZenDragon give the hands something to hold, while a Concentration Screen and a Calm down box help reduce sensory input and allow you to retreat for a moment. These aids are used at home, at school and in care settings to reduce tension and create a safe, calm feeling.

Choosing autism aids

When choosing an autism aid, the main things to consider are sensory needs and the situation:

  • Type of input: visual calm with a bubble tube or liquid motion timer, or something for the hands to hold with a stress ball or fidget.
  • Situation: a concentration screen for busy environments and a Calm down box for moments of sensory overload.
  • User: match the version to the person’s age and preferences.

What brings calm differs from person to person. Try out which types of input are calming and build up a set of aids that suits the need. Familiar, recognisable aids provide extra reassurance.

Frequently asked questions about autism aids

How do sensory aids help with autism?

They provide predictable input to focus on or something for the hands to hold. This can help reduce tension and bring calm.

What does a bubble tube do?

A bubble tube provides gentle, moving visual input. Calmly watching the rising bubbles is soothing for many people.

Are these aids suitable for children?

Yes, many aids are suitable for children. Choose a version that suits their age and sensory needs.

Does a concentration screen help with sensory overload?

A concentration screen reduces visual input from the sides. This makes a busy environment calmer and easier to take in.

Which aid is best?

That differs from person to person, because everyone experiences sensory input differently. Try out which products bring calm and combine what works.