Toys for sensory integration

Sensory integration is the ability to receive stimuli through various senses: sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch, as well as the ability to interpret them. This skill is essential for exploring and understanding the world around us. Sensory integration develops most intensely in the first years of a child's life, and its disorders can lead to problems with movement coordination, balance, concentration, or learning. That is why it is very important to stimulate a baby's senses from the very first days of life.

What are toys that support the sensory integration process?

In this category, you will find, among other things, swings that can also function as bouncers, and hanging baby cradles, which are a great alternative to a traditional crib. Smart Memories sensory integration toys have a positive impact on a child's development from the very first day of life. They also make caring for a baby easier. Both the swing and the hanging crib offer the ability to adjust the intensity of rocking to individual needs. Swinging is one of children's favorite activities – and not just during infancy! Gentle stimulation can bring positive results by calming the nervous system. As a result, the baby becomes calmer and more cheerful.

Toys created with the special needs of the youngest in mind

Our toys supporting the sensory integration process are intended for all children – both those who have been diagnosed with SI disorders and those who do not have typical symptoms that might indicate problems with regulating emotions and behavior. In both cases, they have a positive impact on the baby's development – both intellectual and emotional.

Smart Memories products are made of high-quality materials, primarily:

• beech wood, which is a safe, ecological, and durable raw material;
• upholstery fabrics with OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certification – this is a guarantee that they are safe for sensitive, baby skin.

Our products are perfect as a gift for a birthday, baby shower, baptism, or naming day ceremony. For children with sensory disorders, these toys can also be a supplement to therapy.