Sensory Toys

Explore our range of sensory toys for babies, toddlers and kids, including textured toys, sensory balls, fidget toys, tactile activities and engaging toys that encourage hands-on exploration. From discovering different textures and sounds to squeezing, touching and experimenting with movement, these playful favourites stimulate the senses, encourage curiosity and support fine motor skills, coordination and early development through play.

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Baby Clementoni Sensory Rocket
Baby Clementoni Sensory Rocket
Regular price $47.95
Baby Clementoni Sensory Rocket
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Baby Clementoni Touch & Play Sensory Ball
Baby Clementoni Touch & Play Sensory Ball
Regular price $47.95
Baby Clementoni Touch & Play Sensory Ball
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Mushie Nesting Spheres Sensory Toy - Blush
Mushie Nesting Spheres Sensory Toy - Blush
Regular price $34.95
Mushie Nesting Spheres Sensory Toy - Blush
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Mushie Nesting Spheres Sensory Toy - Powder Blue
Mushie Nesting Spheres Sensory Toy - Powder Blue
Regular price $34.95
Mushie Nesting Spheres Sensory Toy - Powder Blue
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How do sensory toys support children's learning and development?

Sensory toys encourage children to explore the world around them through touch, sight, sound and movement, making everyday play an opportunity for discovery and learning. From babies exploring their first textures to toddlers experimenting with different shapes, sounds and sensations, sensory play provides engaging ways to develop important skills while encouraging curiosity and independent exploration.

With options for different ages and stages, sensory toys can also provide enjoyable tactile experiences that help some children relax, focus or engage with their surroundings in ways that suit their individual needs.

  • Sensory exploration: Different textures, colours, sounds and movements encourage children to discover and explore their senses through hands-on play.
  • Fine motor development: Squeezing, grasping, pulling and manipulating sensory toys helps strengthen little hands and develop dexterity.
  • Hand-eye coordination: Reaching for, handling and exploring different objects encourages coordination and control over movements.
  • Concentration and focus: Repetitive tactile activities and fidget toys can help some children stay engaged, settle or concentrate during quiet play.
  • Curiosity and problem-solving: Exploring how toys move, feel and respond encourages experimentation, cause-and-effect learning and independent discovery.

Looking for more ways to encourage hands-on learning? Explore our Early Development Toys collection, featuring shape sorters, stacking toys and interactive learning favourites that support babies and toddlers as they grow.