Fun and Function Cozy Canoe - Inflatable Sensory Peapod - Therapeutic Compression & Calming Pressure for Kids 3+ with Special Needs - Latex Free - Large - 84"

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Discover the innovative and soothing solution your child or student deserves – the Squeeze Padded Sensory Canoe. This carefully designed sensory chair is an essential addition to the toolkit of parents of children with special needs, dedicated teachers, and compassionate therapists. Crafted with your child’s well-being in mind, this chair offers a gentle, comforting embrace that promotes relaxation and sensory exploration.

Model! Get in the Hug and show your child how to climb in and out. Let your child watch you have fun in the Hug. Allow your child to help you.

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Sensory Enrichment: The Squeeze Padded Sensory Canoe is perfect for sensory rooms, therapy centers, and homes, providing children with a safe, calming space to explore their senses and relax. Calming Squeeze: The Squeeze Padded Sensory Canoe offers gentle, even pressure, creating a comforting and calming effect that’s perfect for children with special needs. Avoid pressuring your child to get in the Hug as well. This includes positive pressure (i.e. “If you get in the hug, you can have a piece of chocolate!”). Leave it out, let them explore, walk away (if safe) and when they get in on their own, don’t make a big deal about it! Just talk to them calmly about how it feels, what they think, etc. That connection with another person is incredibly important,” says Bronstein. “Cuddling is really good practice for building a connection with a person and putting up with that person.” Classroom Companion: Teachers can use this sensory chair to offer a calming and focusing space for students with special needs, enhancing their learning experience.

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