Sensory tools, guides & gifts for autism, ADHD, and sensory needs.
Find sensory-supportive tools, toys, and printables for kids, teens, and adults with autism, ADHD, and sensory processing differences—written for adults, parents, educators, and therapists.
How SensoryGift helps with sensory tools & routines
Simple steps to go from overwhelmed to supported.
Take the 2-minute quiz
We identify patterns (seeker/avoider/mixed) and match tools to your goals (calm, focus, movement).
Start the QuizFollow our beginner guides
Short, practical explainers written for new-to-sensory families and busy teachers.
Read Beginner GuidesPick tools with confidence
We highlight safe, high-value picks and share setup tips and printable checklists.
Browse How-Tos & ResourcesSensory Diet App — Plan. Do. Track. Improve.
Build daily & weekly routines, log outcomes in seconds, and spot helpful patterns across home, school, or therapy.
Explore Sensory Inputs
Plain-language explainers + starter tools for each input.
Sensory Inputs Hub
Understand tactile, oral, auditory, visual, vestibular, proprioceptive, and olfactory inputs—and how to pick helpful tools.
Sensory tools & gift ideas by age
Curated, age-appropriate picks for every stage.
Babies & Toddlers (0–3)
Cause-and-effect, safe textures, early exploration.
Children
Play-based regulation, focus tools, fine-motor.
Preteens & Teens
Discreet classroom tools, durable picks, study aids.
Adults
Work/study focus, calming routines, sleep support.
Browse adult category →
Sensory guides, how-tos & printables
Beginner explainers, step-by-step setup, and printables.
Calming Strategies
Quick, field-tested ideas for overwhelm.
Read more →Help with Meltdowns
Recognize triggers & build a safe plan.
Read more →Compare Sensory Swings
Compare pod, compression, and platform swings side by side.
Read more →Weighted Blankets
Sizing, fabrics, and safety tips.
Read more →Beginner Guides
Start here if you’re new to sensory tools.
Browse →Sensory Processing 101
Learn about sensory processing basics.
Browse →Toy Finder Quiz
Answer a few questions—get tailored picks.
Take the quiz →Sensory-Friendly Spaces
Lighting, seating, textures—simple layouts that work.
Read more →No-Mount Sensory Swings
Free standing frames, door bars, and small space sensory swing options.
Explore →Why Families & Educators Trust SensoryGift
OT-informed guidance, clear safety notes, and products vetted for real-world use.
What Readers Say
Real feedback from parents, therapists, and teachers.
“The weighted blanket guide made bedtime calmer for my teen. I wish I’d found this sooner!”
— Sarah L.
“As an OT, I love the categories and quick picks. It saves me time recommending tools.”
— James R.
“The quiz results were spot on for my students. Incredible classroom resource.”
— Maria T.
Free monthly tips & tool picks
Join for calm-first strategies, new guides, and field-tested picks.
We won’t share your email. Unsubscribe anytime.
FAQ
Quick answers for new-to-sensory families.
Do you sell products directly?
No—SensoryGift recommends high-rated items and may earn from Amazon links (no extra cost to you).
Is the quiz suitable for teens?
Yes. The quiz supports toddlers through teens and helps match tools to unique sensory profiles.
Which sensory needs do you cover?
All seven core categories: tactile, oral, auditory, visual, vestibular, proprioceptive, and olfactory.
Not sure where to start?
As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases.