Therapy tools and toys have traditionally been used in an Occupational Therapists clinical office. More recently, as parents are working around the clock to help solve their children’s therapy needs, many have tried to supplement the therapy hours with an at home clinic using physical therapy toys. One dear friend of mine bought a therapy swing, called an air walker, and screwed it into her living room ceiling! She felt it was worthwhile to have her house look like a therapy clinic and have calm children

1. Physical Therapy Toys and Therapy Balls
Therapy tools and toys have traditionally been used in an Occupational Therapists clinical office. More
recently, as parents are working around the clock to help solve their children’s therapy needs, many
have tried to supplement the therapy hours with an at home clinic using physical therapy toys. One dear
friend of mine bought a therapy swing, called an air walker, and screwed it into her living room ceiling!
She felt it was worthwhile to have her house look like a therapy clinic and have calm children.
There are many types of therapy equipment. There are therapy balls, many soothing swings, among
them a trapeze bar is popular, acrobat swing, tube swing and a hammock swing all help a child learn to
use his body awareness properly. As a child becomes more aware of his body and its movements he
improves his flexibility and awareness in space, which in turn leads to improved sensory function. It is
our greatest hope that our products help your child function in his utmost capacity.

2. Balance and Movement Toys:
One of our seven senses (did you think there are only five?) is the vestibular sense. This is the awareness
of the place your body is in space. A child lacking this basic sense will have trouble with his balance and
movement, and might be very clumsy. Picture yourself going from a standing to a sitting position. You
need to balance yourself as you move toward the center of the chair, your movement needs to be
calculated as your body anchors itself in the right spot. There are many fun ways with Balance and
Movement Toys to practice with a child to improve his sense of balance and movement. Try a balance
beam, and as your child walks across the beam, watch if he can walk straight without falling and have
postural stability. Try a therapy ball or Hopper Ball and watch as your child rolls himself, while
maintaining his balance. Many love the trampolines, as their child gains confidence in a jumping
movement. A Bilbo is an amazing item that children enjoy as they rock and roll. The choices are
endless…Come and have fun.

3. Gross Motor Skills/Occupational/Physical Therapy:
Check out the fun way to encourage your child to use his imagination and boost his creativity by building
an exciting and exotic tower which uses his fine or gross motor skills as well. Usage of the fine muscles in
the hand is a healthy exercise to build up strength which is so crucial for so many areas of life. Children
can play with these toys for hours, which also helps build on focusing and attention span, skills so
important for all areas of life. Let your child lead the way as he opens up a world of fun.
Sensory Integration Toys and Games
Many parents try to help their sensory challenged child with sensory toys and games. Now can you
guess how many senses there are? If you are like most people your answer is five: sight, smell, hearing,
taste and touch. There are two more senses which are integral to our functioning and often not thought
about: vestibular and proprioceptive, our sense of awareness of where we are in space, and the feeling
of our joints and muscles. When all of our senses are in since with each other we hardly take notice of it.
When we notice a child lacking in one area or another we see the need to take action.

4. There is so much available material today to strengthen sensory integration dysfunction and help a child
succeed. One area in a child's life that can be affected by this lack is attention and focusing. Scroll down
to see our large selection of sensory toys, sensory games, sensory cushions, balls and scooters to
stimulate the senses and increase concentration. You'll be amazed at the results.
Gross Motor Skills/Occupational/Physical Therapy
Check out the fun way to encourage your child to use his imagination and boost his creativity by building
an exciting and exotic tower which uses his fine or gross motor skills as well. Usage of the fine muscles in
the hand is a healthy exercise to build up strength which is so crucial for so many areas of life. Children
can play with these toys for hours, which also helps build on focusing and attention span, skills so
important for all areas of life. Let your child lead the way as he opens up a world of fun.

5. Therapy Blocks
Bring your child to life as he uses his imagination to build with Blocks. Let him be creative by building a
house, roadway, castle or anything else his imagination will think of.
By building with blocks, children boost their fine motor skills and learn logic skills as well. So what are
you waiting for? Let your child soar with his imagination.