ODOXIASensory Mats for Autistic Children, Tactile Discs, Sensory Tiles, Sensory Carpet, Multi-Sensory Texture Toy, Sensory Toy for Tactile Play (Numbers)

Students love this sensory on the counter top. Had to figure out something to keep them from climbing. Sensory top for the win

Ny grandson is nonverbal (limited but increasing words daily) and has some sensory issues, he will be 3 in September; he loved these immediately and so did my granddaughter who is 11 months. Don't use the banana because it's sequence and both still but everythingvin their mouths. Don't use metal ring for same reason, and we definitely monitor because of the divots in each one which is for the hooks. Worth the mobey and extremely giftable (if your monitoring thecthings I referenced(

This is an awesome sensory toy. I bought them for my 1 year old, but my 3 year old ended up loving them too! The textures are great for sensory play and you can use the numbers a variety of ways to teach early math. These are something I foresee using for years to come. We like these so much I just got a second set so we can practice bigger numbers.

These fruit and vegetable sensory mats are adorable! There’s a variety of textures on the 10 food shaped mats. I plan to put them in my kid’s Easter baskets. We like the number version of these mats so much I decided to get these. They seem to be great sturdy quality, so they’ll hopefully last. Great open ended toy.

As described but not sure how to hang up yet