Tactile Mitts – Sensory mitts

Item number: 94784560

Senses:

The sense of touch is the ability to perceive touch or pressure. Recognizing and discovering materials and textures through feeling. Feel
The visual sense is the perception of images. Developing and stimulating the central field of vision (what we see directly) and peripheral field of vision (zone outside the central field of vision), but also visual tracking. See

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Stimulate Sensory Development through Play with Tactile Gloves
Bring learning to life with the Tactile Gloves, specifically designed to stimulate the sense of touch and social skills in children from 3 years old. These innovative gloves feature various textures, such as soft, rough, smooth, and ribb... More details

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Stimulate Sensory Development through Play with Tactile Gloves

Bring learning to life with the Tactile Gloves, specifically designed to stimulate the sense of touch and social skills in children from 3 years old. These innovative gloves feature various textures, such as soft, rough, smooth, and ribbed. They provide children with a unique way to explore tactile experiences and develop their senses.

Development of Senses and Skills

The variety of textures stimulates the sense of touch and encourages children to name their sensations. This not only enhances their vocabulary but also improves their speech and communication skills. The gloves offer a safe way to explore emotions and better understand social cues, which is essential for developing social competence.

Versatile Use

The Tactile Gloves are ideal for:
At home: For playful learning and discovery.
Nurseries: Encourages interaction and cooperation.
Therapy: Supports children with special needs, such as autism or sensory processing issues.

Educational and Fun

Suitable for 1 to 6 players, these gloves make learning fun and interactive. They contribute to the development of fine motor skills, touch, and social abilities, making them a valuable addition to educational and therapeutic settings.