The ECR4Kids Sitwell Wobble Stool is designed to support active seating, encouraging better posture and core strength. The cushioned top adds comfort, while the adjustable height makes it suitable for various users. Ideal for dynamic environments, it can be used as a desk chair, classroom seating, or collaborative workspace. Lightweight and easy to move, this stool is GREENGUARD Gold Certified for safety.

The ECR4Kids Storage Wobble Stool provides dynamic seating that encourages movement, core engagement, and better posture. This versatile stool supports active learning in various settings—classrooms, libraries, or at home. Designed with built-in handles for easy portability and a spacious interior for storage, it's ideal for collaborative activities. The stool is made from durable plastic, GREENGUARD Gold Certified for safety, and stackable for easy storage.

The Wiggle Car Ride-On Toy by Lil’ Rider offers an exciting way for kids ages 3 and up to stay active. Using a twist-and-swivel motion, the car promotes motor skill development, including coordination, balance, and steering. Designed for smooth, flat surfaces, it’s perfect for indoor and outdoor play. The durable plastic build supports up to 110 lbs, ensuring safe and long-lasting fun.

MindWare Sensory Genius Pencil Pushers are perfect for fidgety hands, offering tactile stimulation and fine motor skill development for children. These removable pencil accessories transform regular pencils into interactive fidget toys, helping kids stay focused in classrooms or at home. Suitable for ages 5 and up, they provide a subtle, calming outlet for children who benefit from sensory input.

The Fun and Function Transformer Sensory Sack provides deep pressure and compression that helps neurodiverse children feel calm, safe, and secure. Made from soft, stretchy material, it supports sensory integration, encourages movement, and aids in self-regulation. Ideal for home, therapy, or school use, this body sock promotes skill building and imaginative play, while also being portable and easy to use for sensory support on the go.

The Soft Tufted Floor Rocker by Factory Direct Partners offers ergonomic, flexible seating for neurodiverse children, teens, and adults. Its gentle rocking design and supportive contours help promote calm and focus during activities like reading, gaming, or meditating. Made from durable, high-quality materials, this rocker is easy to maintain and safety-certified, making it ideal for sensory-friendly spaces at home, school, or therapy.

The BouncyBand Sensory Soft Squeeze Seat provides gentle pressure to help neurodiverse children calm down and focus. This versatile sensory chair offers a comforting “hug” effect, promoting relaxation and improved concentration, whether at home or in the classroom. Made from durable foam and vinyl, the seat allows for rocking, sitting, or lying down for various calming activities, making it perfect for kids aged 3-9 who need sensory support.

The My Magical Cushion from Fun and Function provides sensory stimulation for neurodiverse children, helping them stay focused and calm during seated activities. This dual-sided inflatable cushion offers a smooth side for gentle movement and a spiky side for intense tactile input, supporting sensory regulation and posture improvement. Ideal for classrooms, therapy, or home, it also doubles as an exercise tool for core balance and proprioception.

The hand2mind Express Your Feelings Sensory Bottles help neurodiverse children understand and manage their emotions. Each bottle features a different expression, color, and interactive element, representing feelings like Happy, Angry, Scared, and Sad. These calming, easy-to-grip sensory tools are ideal for calm-down corners, classrooms, and therapy, supporting self-regulation and emotional expression.

The Sensory Activity Board is a therapeutic fidget toy designed to provide calming, screen-free play for both children and adults. Ideal for individuals with Autism, ADHD, or anxiety, this board promotes cognitive development through hands-on tactile activities like pushing, peeling, and looping. Made from premium, non-toxic silicone, it features 11 colorful strings and comes with a portable travel bag. Recommended by occupational therapists, it supports fine motor skills, dexterity, and sensory integration, offering a quiet, stress-relieving experience on the go.

"Baby Is Crawling" from the Tricky Topics series helps children adjust to the changes that come with a mobile baby sibling. Featuring real photos, the story follows Anthony as he learns how to guide his crawling brother on what’s safe to touch and play with. This relatable book is perfect for preparing families for a baby's newfound mobility. With a QR code linking to an interactive song and expert-developed resources, it extends learning beyond the pages.

"Baby Is Born" from the Tricky Topics series helps ease children's nerves about the arrival of a new sibling by explaining where you go to give birth, what happens there, and what to expect once the baby is home. Featuring real photos and a relatable story of Presley and Orion, the book guides young readers through the process of welcoming their new baby sister into the world. Children learn about labor, skin-to-skin contact, and what the baby eats, making the experience feel more familiar and less intimidating.

Baby Is Coming helps young children prepare for the arrival of a new sibling. The story follows Lucas, who is excited but also hesitant about becoming a big brother. With real photos and relatable storytelling, the book guides children through their mixed emotions and encourages open discussion. Additionally, readers can access expert-developed resources via a QR code.

In The New Baby, Fred Rogers gently addresses the emotions and changes that come with welcoming a new sibling. Aimed at preparing young children for the arrival of a baby, the book reassures older siblings that they are still loved and valued. With Mr. Rogers' comforting approach, it helps kids understand the joy and excitement a new family member can bring, while also acknowledging the adjustments.

In Making Friends, Fred Rogers provides gentle guidance to help children navigate the process of making new friends. Featuring real photos of kids enjoying time together, the book emphasizes the joy and excitement of forming friendships. With Mr. Rogers' signature warmth, this picture book encourages young readers to embrace new social experiences and highlights the value of friendship in an accessible way.

"Going to the Potty" by Fred Rogers provides a gentle and supportive approach to toilet training, reflecting the respect and candid style of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood. The book helps children understand the process of using the toilet and reassures them about this developmental milestone. With an empathetic tone, it encourages young readers and their parents to navigate potty training together, focusing on positive aspects and growth.

"Something’s Wrong with George" helps children understand pet loss and grief. This book tells the story of a child processing the death of her goldfish, using real-life photos to make the experience relatable. It aims to help children navigate their emotions around loss with empathy. A QR code provides access to expert resources on explaining death to children.

"Emmer’s Screen Time" helps young children find a healthy balance between digital play and other activities. The book provides an easy-to-understand story about starting and ending screen time, using real-life photos to show how putting screens down can open up new opportunities for fun. A QR code links to additional expert resources for setting screen time limits.

"Felix Goes to Preschool" by Lovevery Books provides a comforting, relatable story to help children prepare for their first day of school. Filled with real photographs, the book gently guides kids and parents through managing the emotions of this big transition. For ongoing support, a QR code links to a sing-along song and expert resources designed to ease the preschool adjustment.

"Biting Hurts" by Lovevery Books helps toddlers understand why biting is not okay and teaches alternative ways to express emotions. Featuring real photos and a relatable story, it guides children on handling overwhelming feelings without resorting to biting. The book also includes an interactive learning experience via a QR code, offering a song and additional expert resources to support healthy behavior.