Some of the items mentioned above are tools I’ve personally used and found helpful when supporting regulation at home.

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This silicone fidget is great for kids who need something to do with their hands. It supports fine motor skills while also providing a calming outlet for excess energy or restlessness. It’s easy to use, quiet, and a great option for both home and school settings.

These sensory tubes are great for visual calming and focus. Each one represents a different season with small moving details inside, which can help children slow down and regulate through visual tracking. They’re simple, engaging, and especially helpful for kids who benefit from quiet, repetitive sensory input.

A weighted blanket can be really helpful for children who need deep pressure input to feel calm and grounded. The gentle weight provides a sense of security and can support regulation during moments of overwhelm or rest time. This is something we’ve found especially helpful for kids who struggle to settle their bodies.

A weighted blanket can be really helpful for children who need deep pressure input to feel calm and grounded. The gentle weight provides a sense of security and can support regulation during moments of overwhelm or rest time. This is something we’ve found especially helpful for kids who struggle to settle their bodies.