Buy sensory bean bags for stimulus processing and rest

Toys that really help with overstimulation

Stimulus processing is intense for some children. Too much noise, movement, or sensation can lead to restlessness, tension, or even outbursts of anger.

Sensory toys, like our bean bags filled with cherry pits , can make a world of difference. They bring calm, focus, and fun.

How do sensory bean bags help with stimulus processing?

1. Tactile stimulation

The texture and weight of the bean bags give children a distinct, reassuring feeling in their bodies. This strengthens their body awareness.

2. Pressure and deep touch

The weight of the cherry pits exerts gentle pressure. This is known as deep pressure stimulation – calming and regulating for the nervous system.

3. Rhythm and repetition

Stacking, sorting, or repeatedly throwing things creates a rhythm. This helps regulate stress and tension.

4. Encourage self-control

Children learn to reach for a beanbag when they feel anxious. This promotes self-regulation.

Choose from dozens of fabrics and create your unique set.

Which children are bean bags suitable for?

• Children with high sensitivity (HSP)
• Children with autism (ASD)
• Children with ADHD/ADD
• Toddlers and preschoolers who quickly become overstimulated
• Children in therapy or sensory integration programs

Adults with sensory needs or stress also benefit from these soft aids.

Sensory play = relaxed development

Play is the natural way in which children process and learn.

Bean bags invite you to:

• Free play
• Sensory discovery
• Rest moments in between
• Imaginative use (e.g. as 'ice creams', 'stones', 'animals')

And that without sound, screen or battery.

What makes our bean bags unique?

• Handmade in the Netherlands
• CE approved and safety tested
• OEKO-TEX certified fabrics

Can be combined with Stapelstein and open-ended toys.

Bean bags for home, school or therapy

Our bean bags are used by:

• Parents
• Speech therapists
• Occupational therapists
• IB'ers and care teachers
• Child coaches and child therapists
• Day care
• Elderly day care

They fit perfectly in a sensory play corner, a quiet corner or a therapy session.

Allow children to relax sensorially.

Discover the power of playful processing.