Christmas gift ideas for little stimulus and peace seekers

The holiday season is just around the corner, and finding the perfect gift for your little one can sometimes be a challenge. But what if you could give something that is both fun and meaningful for sensory development? Here are some great Christmas gift ideas that will not only pique your child’s curiosity but also contribute to the development of their senses!

1. Sensory Christmas baubles

The sensory Christmas balls from petit boum are a feast for the senses! They contain different fillings, are fun to shake and listen to and watch. Perfect for under the Christmas tree or as decoration in the room and in the tree, but also a game for the little ones to play with. The Christmas balls are ideal for little hands and provide hours of fun.

2. Sensory Bottle Snowman

A magical way to experience the Christmas spirit! The sensory bottle with a snowman is not only a visual spectacle, but also has a calming effect. When you shake the bottle, you will be mesmerized by all the beauty, discover the parts of the snowman! Looking and searching is educational, but also gives a calming feeling. It is a wonderful gift that is not only beautiful to look at, but also helps develop your child’s focus.

3. Bite Chain Snowflake

An ideal gift for the somewhat older children who chew and bite to regulate themselves in times of tension! The bite chain in the shape of a snowflake helps regulate stimuli and at the same time promotes your child’s motor skills. The colorful design and Christmas theme make it extra special for the holidays.

4. Chew Chain Snowman

For children who need extra chewing stimulation, the chew chain snowman is a perfect Christmas gift. The soft, durable materials provide a secure chewing chain that promotes oral motor skills and focus at the same time. The fun snowman design makes it a playful and functional gift that your child will surely appreciate.

5. Reindeer bite figure

The reindeer teething figure is a cute and practical gift for children who are in the teething phase. It is made of child-friendly material and has a nice Christmas touch. The soft, safe material provides relief for irritated gums and provides hours of fun. But also suitable for older children who do not tolerate a necklace or bracelet to meet chewing needs.

Whether you are looking for a unique and useful Christmas gift for your own child or for your grandchild or nephew, these sensory gifts are not only playful, but also supportive for the development of the senses. Combining the magic of Christmas with the benefits of sensorimotor stimulation, they are sure to please!