Christmas gift ideas

Do you struggle to choose gifts for your child with a disability? Check out some of our festive favourites…. (click an image to visit the online store for any item )

Great gifts for Gross Motor skills

Balance bikes Balance bikes help kids to develop balance and coordination before transitioning to pedals.	Dance to the beat of your own drum The switch adapted bongo drum set from Spectronics will get you moving and dancing in no time!
Giant building blocks These soft lightweight blocks will keep your kids busy as they build their Christmas castles!	Hopscotch mat Practice jumping, hopping, and balancing plus practice counting with the Hart Sport hopscotch mat.
Wooden indoor gym Inspired by the Montessori climbing gym, this wooden indoor gym incorporates several pieces of climbing equipment into one set, perfect for developing gross motor skills.	Hole in one A great game to encourage hand-eye coordination is the Wahoo hole in one, with 2 game boards and 8 sandbags – it can even be played in water!

Fine motor festive gift ideas

Fishing game A fun game to catch the fish, which promotes not only development of social skills like turn taking and waiting, but also language development.	Rainbow beads Develop fine motor skills and explore sequencing and design with over 400 rainbow wooden beads.
Interactive puzzle To see and hear what’s happening in each room of this busy house, lift the puzzle piece to explore.	Pop the Pig A great game with larger pieces to help strengthen little hands, simpl y feed the pig until he pops!
Create a castle tower starter kit This is not your regular sand bucket, this is a split mold that allows you to clip together the pieces and build your tower. When you have packed in your building material, simply unbuckle the two pieces and you have your tower.	Matching fruits Learn sweet hands-on shape skills with these fun pop-apart fruits! Each fruit comes with a soft PVC shell that reveals a sturdy hard plastic connector inside.