We have more than 35 years of experience in providing tools that work for special needs children, their teachers and parents. Our products have been tested on real children and youth, in real classrooms and homes. They assist those who live and work with autism, FASD and other special needs on a daily basis. We also create Adapted / Modified materials for novel studies. If you have specific books that you would like to have materials created for, we would be glad to help.
Our "Body Sock" is an alternative to the weighted vests, and the pro-perceptive ghosts. It provides a body hug that calms and centers children and adults of all ages. They come in a variety of colours, with an open top and bottom, allowing the wearer to see and safely walk around.
Bodysock - child (sm)
Childs Small Bodysock fits children up to a height of 42"( 103 cm ) and up to 77 lbs. ( 35Kg) - Child's Medium Bodysock fits up to a height of 47" (120 cm) and up to 80 lbs. (36.4Kg) Child's Large Bodysock fits up to a height of 47" ( 120cm) and up to 120 lbs. (36.4 Kg) Body Sock - Adult
A full size "hug" from your neck to your feet made of cotton and polyester. Available in two sizes for adults of 152.4cm and 167.7cm (Medium at 60" and Large at 66"). Please include a chest size and approximate weight of the person who will be wearing it. They are made to fit over clothes or pyjamas and to replace the "weighted vest" that some people have found helpful. There are tabs on the shoulders to help hold the sock in place. Prices include shipping to anywhere in Canada. Outside of Canada shipping will automatically be added based on destination. The "Generic City Map" is a great teaching tool for all ages. Planning a walk to specific places, learning how to safely cross streets, or placing street traffic signs in appropriate places. The map could also be used to help teach driver training. Generic City Map
This map is made of vinyl banner material, laminated for durability and wear. It is washable and colour safe. The city map comes with all of the major sights and issues that child will encounter as they learn to get about. It features a fire hall, police station, post office, intersections, schools and grocery stores. Used with Matchbox sized toy cars, buses and people, it teachs any child the road safety skills they will need to be safe out of their own yard. The map is sold as is, without the street signs, cars, people or lesson notes. It is shipped in and may be stored in, a cardboard tube. You do not have to remember how to fold the map! The map is 3 feet (91.4cm) x four feet (121.9cm). A 15% discount is offered for orders of ten or more maps in one order. This map has a great variety of uses for the clasroom or home. The streets are wide enough for two cars side by side. No signs exist on the map to allow lesson or projects that work the imagination. For example, Where would you see this street sign? Bulk orders over 5 units are sold at a 15% discount. Educational institutions, please contact us for special pricing. Generic City Map Kit
The map kit contains the full map with storage tube, ten wooden street signs (adapted from Melissa & Doug Wooden signs) and three lesson suggestions/plans for the integrated use of the map and signs. Like the map only, the kit, including the signs may be stored in the mailing tube and is washable and colour fast. Shipping is added on your invoice. There is a 15% discount for bulk orders of 5 kits or more. Schools and other educational institutions, please contact us for discount pricing. |
Weighted Vests & Body Socks - Why use one? Many children with sensory processing disorders, autism, or ADHD show dramatic improvement in their ability to sit still and concentrate on tasks whne wearing a body sock or weighted vest. They can be used before or during activities such as heavy work, table top skills, classroom study and other at-home activities, when a chld's body needs that extra input in order to perform tasks with sustained concentration. NOTE: Weighted vests are best used and "prescribed" under the direction of a trained Occupational Therapist. If you do not already have one and think your child may benefit from one, check to see if a local clinic, rehab facility, or school has an occupational therapist you can talk to and express your concerns. They will then determine if your child would benefit from an OT evaluation. |
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