We like this one because the foam on the inside is cubed, as opposed to shredded. It's like the foam cubes you might see your kid jump into at the end of the tumble track at gymnastics, except they're a little smaller. This makes for a more cushiony impact when kids are jumping onto the pad. It's still pretty comfy for relaxing on too!

The name is pretty self explanatory, but you'll find these in the bathroom at CCWC because:

1. They are discreet and include their own little trash bag.

2. They're unassumptive. There's something in this little baggie for everyone, regardless of where they are in life and what their immediate need may be.

3. They're just super cute! And they have other cute designs to choose from.

Did you know that play is naturally bilateral? Tabletop foosball is a fantastic tool for engaging both sides of the brain, helping children build bilateral coordination, focus, and self-regulation through rhythmic two-handed play. This particular model is surprisingly durable for its price point, making it sturdy enough for heavy home use and tough enough to survive real play!

This game is great for anyone who enjoys the challenge of figuring things out. It can be used as a single player game, a collaborative team game, OR if you buy two sets you can compete against each other! Plus it's super satisfying to watch your marble finally complete the mission!

Vibration plates are great for those proprioceptive sensory-seekers who need a lot of physical movement to feel regulated. This one has a wide range of speed settings, but the best part is the remote control! It allows someone else to take control of the settings, creating opportunities for games and relationship building moments, but it also keeps the user from having to bend over to adjust the speed.