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Life as a special needs individual is full of challenges. In this category, we offer an assortment of assistive devices that can help overcome some of those challenges and improve the quality of life for people with special needs and their caregivers. We offer special needs equipment that includes a unique selection of sensory toys for autism, books, furniture, and mobility aids designed to provide gentle and reassuring comfort to persons with special needs. Our toys for children with special needs are highly therapeutic and provide a stimulating experience, improving social skills and calming sensory integration.
Special needs include coping with learning disabilities, profound cognitive impairment, food allergies, developmental delays, chronic illnesses, or psychiatric problems. Behavioral issues related to ADHD, sensory integration dysfunction, and Tourette’s syndrome need expert handling. Products needed to deal with symptoms of special needs include items to improve gross motor and sensory motor skills, provide vestibular therapy, and visual, tactile, and auditory stimulation. There are relaxation items, devices to promote speech therapy and learning toys. Also, check out specially created furniture to meet the needs of special needs children. All our Special Needs Equipment is high quality and designed by trusted manufacturers like Bergeron, Kaye Products, Ablenet, Enabling Devices, Patterson Medical, Grow With Play Corporation, Skil Care Corp, Cardinal Gates, Haleys Joy, and many more.
Vestibular disorders arise from parts of the inner ear and brain and affect the sensory information pertaining to balance and eye movements. Symptoms include dizziness, vertigo, visual disturbance, and imbalance. These are often seen in children with Down Syndrome, autism, and anxiety disorders like panic attacks. Vestibular therapy can be provided through specially created items that help overcome these problems. These products provide vestibular rehabilitation through balance training and other exercises that shift the brain's focus from dizzying spells to actions like body positioning and coordination. Therapy is offered through adaptive swings, indoor climbing ladders, one-seated gliders, and tortoise shell therapy systems.
At HPFY, we offer a variety of products that solve the seating issues of special needs people. Some of them are described below:
Gross motor skills involve control of the large muscles in the body to help perform normal daily functions like walking, running, swimming, crawling, etc. We carry scores of versatile products created to help develop the gross motor skills of children with developmental disabilities, particularly Down Syndrome, congenital abnormalities, cerebral palsy, and autism. Various games and sensory integration activity items aid in eye-hand coordination, help maintain balance, improve grip, and increase focus and attention span with an overall emphasis on interaction and attention. Tunnels, tents, and play panels encourage exploring, crawling, climbing, and weight-bearing coordination. Our ball pools and ball pits encourage the development of gross motor skills through physical play.
Special needs condition brings certain dysfunctional traits of attention deficit, speech disorders, and visual impairment.
Restlessness, anxiety, mood swings, and nervous fidgeting are common in autistic kids and children with ADHD. Weighted blankets act as a comfort factor in calming down a nervous or fidgety child. Plenty of other relaxation products help with these, including weighted sashes, weighted writing gloves, pressure vests, weighted animals, and lap pads. They provide a secure, grounded feeling and calming effect on the child. These weighted items also force more attention and focus out of the children during studies, making them sit in one place for longer periods.
Sensory therapy toys and sensory-motor balls play a useful role in developing the vestibular response of children with autism and Down Syndrome. These pediatric therapy equipment help develop motor skills through Tumble Forms 2 developmental training balls, which teach children to balance, widen their attention span, improve their protective extension reflex and trunk equilibrium response, facilitate relaxation, and promote weight bearing on knees. These balls also help strengthen core muscles and improve body awareness.
Special needs conditions can affect vision, hearing, and touch. We have stimulatory products designed to help improve them by targeting skills pertaining to these three senses. There are toys for tactile stimulation using sensory massage, textures, and spatial awareness assistive technology. Visual stimulation is provided using mirror and light therapy. Children with hearing impairment are given auditory stimulation through instruments and music players, enabling auditory and color recognition using music and bright, twinkling, multi-colored lights.
Our assistive technology products offer visual and auditory cues, including switches, mounting products, and environmental control units. The child is subjected to great visuals, spinning glitter, and vibration, providing auditory and tactile feedback. Califone's sound alert jack box visibly signals to students and teachers when the volume is louder than the recommended 85 dB level. The reminding device from Motivaider gently reminds the child about a chore or homework. The Pouring Cups Game is designed to teach the laws of conservation. These equipment for special needs are created to promote physical and mental exercises.
Special needs include people with Asperger syndrome, Down syndrome, autism, blindness, cerebral palsy, dyslexia, dyscalculia, ADHD, dyspraxia, dysgraphia, deafness, and cystic fibrosis.
No. Even children with the same condition have unique problems and experiences.
At HPFY, you find a huge range of pediatric care special needs products. We carry a comprehensive selection of high-quality pediatric therapy equipment designed to enhance accessibility, comfort, and independence.
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