The Sensory Play Shop

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The Sensory Play Shop is a website that has been set up by the mother of a child who was diagnosed with Autism at the age of 3. Understanding the challenges that parents face raising a child with Autism and sensory processing disorders, she thought it would be a great idea to create this website alongside 'Sensory Play Box' to bring together some fun sensory items for children who face similar difficulties to her son. There are lots of wonderful resources to purchase on this website, which are refreshingly cheap for your children. Please follow the link below to have a look and support Chloe in her venture.

Sensory Play Shop

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  1. Sensory Bounce13 February 2019 at 02:40

    Thank you for this post I was looking for more ideas and tips..
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