Sensory things

[angelstardust]

Toilet roll tubes with fabric inside that you can slide up and down arms.

Plastic bangles.

Bottles filled different 'stuffs'.

Tubs and bottles (oasis bottles) that they can take lids off, put them back on.

Shaving foam on a tray (although my DS2 was terrified of this and jelly, yogurt, play doh!)

Any long tube (from wrapping paper) and a car or anything that will fall through it.

oh and google cerebra they have a 'toy library' that you can borrow from.

Don't know how much of that is appropriate for your lo, but those were the hits with DS2.

 

[mrswebster]

can i recommend a website- look up the novelty warehouse on google- they have a massive range of sensory toys and objects at really reasonable prices. I am a teacher at a SEN school and i get a lot of resources from here because they are such a good price- you find that most companies that offer toys and equipment for sen are mega mega expensive.