The shop
Shop by goal, not by guesswork
Start with what your child is reaching for. Our room foundations are Australian-made and curated by us; our own wearable and mood ranges are in the making. Many families use items like these as low-cost assistive technology, though approval depends on your plan and goals.
- Australian-made foundations
- Wipe-clean or washable covers
- Plain-English claiming help
Sleep & Reset
Soft floor surfaces and cosy, enclosed spaces for downtime, quiet play, and a steadier night.
Items like these are often considered low-cost assistive technology under Core or Consumables. Approval depends on your plan and goals. How claiming works
Heavy Work & Play
Deep-pressure and proprioceptive input through active landing, jumping, and crashing.
Often claimed as low-cost assistive technology where the goal is safe deep-pressure input. Your planner or OT has the final say. How claiming works
Focus
Weighted and compression wearables for grounding and attention. This is our own range, in the making.
Our own Focus range is on the bench
- Weighted and compression vests
- Lap pads and shoulder wraps
Mind & Mood
Tools for naming and tracking big feelings, paired with the free Buddy Tracker app.
Our own Mind & Mood range is on the bench
- Daily mood and feelings cards
- Visual check-in prompts
In the meantime, the free Buddy Tracker app helps you log mood and energy each day.
Not sure which piece fits?
Start with the reading instead. The Knowledge Base maps common sensory needs to everyday setups, in plain English, so the right tool becomes obvious.