We love: Winter 2026
Products on our watchlist this issue
TheraPrinted creates 3D-printed tools and resources to help children navigate medical experiences with more confidence. Their realistic miniature aids are designed for use with dolls and teddies, or child-led role-play, giving kids a way to prepare, ask questions and feel a bit more in control.
Check out this mini MRI scanner! Plug it in, press a button, and it plays authentic MRI sounds. Through hands-on play, it helps reduce anxiety and turn the unknown into something familiar.
Shower Access helps make bathrooms safer and easier to use without the need for a full renovation. Their ShowerBuddy range has options for different setups, including step-in showers, shower-over-bath and level entry spaces. It allows people with mobility needs to shower and use the toilet with more ease.
Quick to set up, easy to move and built for everyday use.
The Frosti Pillow is your essential sleep companion, designed to support deeper rest, improved comfort, and consistent recovery. Using advanced cooling technology and an ergonomic design, it helps regulate temperature, reduce discomfort, and promote more restful, uninterrupted sleep.
Silently Sorted offers personalised decluttering and organising support for people with disability.
They work with you to create a space that’s practical, accessible and tailored
to your needs, whether that’s physical, sensory or cognitive. Expect hands-on help, simple systems that actually stick, and step-by-step guidance to make the whole process feel manageable rather than overwhelming.
These t-shirts from Sashaboo turn getting dressed into play. Kids mix, match, stick and restick BooPatches to create a new TeeBoo each time. Three colours, endless ideas. Screen-free and interactive for ages 3–8. Each set includes 7–9 patches for creative play. We especially love the “moody friends” for exploring and expressing feelings.
The Brainy Box features 60 conversation cards designed to explore neurodiversity
in a thoughtful and practical way. Created for families, educators, friends, and
health professionals, the cards encourage conversations about how we think, feel, learn, and experience the world. Each set includes a wooden display stand for your “brain of the day”, plus check out their downloadable resources and placemats to keep the conversations flowing.
Time Timer Element is a waterproof visual timer that helps people see time during daily routines. Ideal for children and adults building independence with tasks like showering, teeth brushing and personal care, especially where autism, ADHD or sensory needs are part
of the picture.
Safe for bathrooms and wet areas, it brings clear structure to routines that can otherwise feel rushed or overwhelming.
Check out this wearable, hands-free device designed to support auditory, tactile and vestibular stimming, hyperactivity and stress.
The Vibrant Hummingbird pendant is quiet and discreet, helping support calm, focus and emotional regulation. Portable, lightweight, water resistant and made from food-grade silicone. Comes with USB charger cable and safety clasp necklace.
Madie Fidgets creates 3D-printed articulated fidgets inspired by their 5-year-old autistic daughter, Madison. Their clickers are a go-to for calming and self-regulation, with different mechanical keys offering a mix of tactile and auditory feedback. Helpful for easing tension and anxiety, they also support dexterity, hand-eye coordination and motor skills.
Did you know that 17% of families with children under 15, have one or more parent living with a disability? Invented and developed in Australia, Care Station is a world first attachment designed to support parents in wheelchairs, individuals with disabilities, and those using day chairs, making it easier for parents, grandparents and caregivers to connect and care for their infants.
