There’s nothing quite as appealing to young children as a soft play area. Pillows, cushions, bolsters, wedges and tunnels can create an environment while fostering a sense of wonder that will encourage exploration, creativity, motor planning and gross motor skills.
Waterbeds and hoist / platforms
Seating and positioning
Vibroacoustic and vibration
Soft steps, slides and sofa
Interactive ball pool
Fibre optic tunnel
Soft play encourages large motor development. Kids can work on stepping, climbing, crawling, jumping and rolling. Having an open space with good sensory lighting can provide just the sensory motor diet needed to move and learn. With movement can come speech and language skills, as well as education.
Soft play sensory rooms are designed to encourage the user to move in a variety of ways by going up, down, through, in and out. It’s a great area to let off steam or work on life skills such as colour matching and balance. Soft play rooms encourage physical skills such as coordination, play and social communication. They also help develop cognitive skills such as curiosity and exploration.
The fun nature of soft play sensory rooms allow for practicing and learning skills in naturally playful learning environments. Physical skills, play and social communication and cognitive skills such as curiosity and exploration can be developed, all the while having lots of fun, in a safe and comfortable space.
If you are interested in discussing soft play sensory equipment – then get in touch! We. havea team of friendly product specialists, with expertise in multi sensory room design.
Make an appointment with our friendly product experts who will talk you through the process and help you find the best solution.
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