sensory processing and experiential learning

By using the five senses to stimulate them and by using experiences that invoke the learning of these five senses, sensory processing and experiential learning can best be achieved by the combination of both.  Children have available to them many toys that integrate sensory processing.  Also, their learning is increased as they figure out how the toys work or what the toys do or accomplish.  Being able to process the five senses as well as learning through experience are valuable tools for stimulating any disability.

One toy that integrates the senses as well experience motion and balance includes the activity of swinging.  For something so simple, swinging incorporates the five senses, and not only that, the added bonus promotes the sheer enjoyment that swinging gives.

Discover these amazing sensory therapy swings!

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