Tactile Mitts

Squeeze, stroke and soothe with these Tactile Mitts a set of eight beautifully different textures, each one ready to slip over a hand and bring a whole new feel to sensory play. A brilliant way to take a truly hands-on approach to proprioception, tactile exploration and gentle, shared connection.

Designed to encourage mindful touch and sensory discovery, the mitts invite children and adults to massage, stroke and gently press adjusting the pressure to deliver anything from a soft, tickling touch to firmer, deeper proprioceptive input. Best of all, the mitts turn sensory regulation into a shared, relational experience. Whether used with a friend, sibling, parent or practitioner, they create a gentle opportunity to slow down, connect and tune in to one another a really beautiful moment in any busy day.

A wonderful choice for sensory rooms, SEND settings, early years classrooms, therapy spaces and the home.

Features

• Set of 8 tactile mitts, each with a different texture
• Hand-worn design for easy, comfortable massage
• Variable pressure light stroking through to deeper proprioceptive input
• Suitable for adult-led or supervised peer play
• Works beautifully one-to-one or as part of a sensory circuit

Benefits

• Supports proprioception: Gentle massage delivers deep-pressure input that helps children feel grounded, calm and aware of their bodies.
• Rich tactile stimulation: Eight different textures give children lots of varied sensory input to explore and compare.
• Builds self-awareness: Children learn which textures help them feel calm, focused or energised a lovely step towards self-regulation.
• Encourages bonding and connection: A shared, mindful moment between friends, siblings, parent and child, or practitioner and child.
• Adjustable input: Simply vary the pressure to give a softer or firmer massage to suit the moment.
• Promotes communication and trust: Taking turns and checking in with each other naturally builds social and emotional skills.
• Flexible for every setting: Works beautifully in sensory rooms, classrooms, therapy spaces and at home.