Products tagged with voelen

The Flute XL is a fun colored and ribbed plastic tube. When you swing it around the tube starts to sing. The harder you swing it around the louder and higher the sound becomes. Read more

A colorful circle filled with gel and glitter. The gel ''pads'' provide tactile and visual stimulation and are perfect for fidgeting and developing fine motor skills. Read more

Increase your productivity and lower your stress levels with the Bouncy Band Wobble Feet. The Bouncy Band Wobble Feet allows children to enjoy moving around while learning. It helps them concentrate better and release their energy Read more

Designed with the bumps on the surface, Olive Massage Ball is great for training children’s finger strength and dexterity. It can also be used to relax muscles and provide stimulation. Read more

The foot roller is a tool that provides an outlet for excess energy. Place your foot on the roller to roll forward, backward or in both directions. This way, you relieve anxiety, stress and boredom by focusing better. Read more

MadMattr is the successor to Bubber and has the cool properties of both Kinetic Sand, and Bubber. This makes it a lightweight clay that is also super stretchy. Read more

The HEXICHEW is an exclusive Chewigem product, designed for fidgeting and safe to chew on. It is both suitable and secure. Read more

This sweet, soft, vibrating feeler snake is an ideal friend for children who love to feel, fidget, and squeeze. The Vibrating Feeling Snake has as many as 6 different feeling elements. Read more

Discover through sight and touch with our sensory boards.
Which fluffy animal is hiding behind the bush? How does it feel?
Open a hatch and discover! Read more

Glibbi Volcano turns your bath water into a fire-red slime bath that also crackles dangerously. It looks like you are bathing in the volcano's hot lava. Read more

Touch, recognize, sort! With this tactile memory game, the idea is to feel different surfaces and find matching pairs. Read more

What could be inside this wooden feeler box? You can find out by feeling, looking and listening. Because there are patches of fabric on the back and front in front of the openings, you cannot immediately see what is inside the feel-box. Read more