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Sensory TheraPlay Box Review + Coupon – April 2018

Haley Faye
ByHaley FayeApr 23, 2018 | 3 comments

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Sensory Theraplay Box
5 overall rating
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Sensory TheraPlay Box is a monthly subscription service for children on the autism spectrum, or with sensory processing issues.

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This box was sent to us at no cost for review. (Check out the review process post to learn more about how we review boxes.)

Sensory Theraplay April 2018 review

About Sensory TheraPlay Box

The Subscription Box: Sensory TheraPlay Box

The Cost: $39.95 a month + shipping. Save with 3 and 6-month subscriptions. 

The Products: An assortment of toys and other items curated by a pediatric occupational therapist, which are focused on sensory and tactile experiences

Ships to: U.S. and Canada. Shipping rates vary by address.

Sensory TheraPlay Box April 2018 Review

Each box includes an info card with pictures of each item and specific information, as well as a retail value and what kinds of therapeutic benefits each item can have.

Wikki Stix Activity Set

Wikki Stix Activity Set – Retail Value $16.95 (found here for $15.93)

I remember these from when I was a kid! They’re basically wax-covered strings so they’re bendable but hold their shape. They’re great for making little figurines, letters, shapes, borders for using other toys – there’s really just about no limit. It comes with a booklet for ideas, too.

There are two different sizes of wikki stix and lots of colors, as well as some activity sheets and a thick cardboard board to use as a base for playing. These are great for attention, focus, quiet creative play or fidget tool.

Aloha Feet Sensory Tool

Aloha Feet Sensory Tool – Retail Value $19.99

These are sensory tools for feet! Sensory stimulation of feet can help children self-regulate, or provide a sense of relief and comfort.

Although you can cut these to fit shoes (only for a short time – not to be worn for the day), they’re best for use when seated, especially when working on something else for some stimulation and focus.

Mochi Gummy Cat

Mochi Gummy Cat – Retail Value $2.33

This cat is just a little squishy toy that’s fun to feel or fidget with. It’s soft and wiggly and my son thought it was cute:

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Mozi Arm Spinner – Retail Value $15.99

This thing is really cool – it slips on your arm and spins and rolls and the design makes a mesmerizing pattern to watch. It lays flat to store. This web page has a great video to see how it works – it’s hard to convey in text/photos!

This works best on bare arms/short sleeves, and the feeling of it spinning up and down your arm is very interesting – I can see why that would be a really cool sensory thing for children on top of providing cool visual input.

You just put your hand through the center and the flexible metal design moves with gravity when you lift your arm and move it around.

PlayVisions Spin Ball – Listed Value $8.95

(I could only find a light-up version of this for purchase online, so I linked to that, but am using the info card’s retail value.)

This ball has three different sets of colored pads to hold, that let you spin the gyroscopic mid-section of the ball with your free hand on three different axes.

It’s pretty lightweight and easy to spin. Also, it’s not too big for my toddler’s hands, too.

Verdict:  This box is especially geared towards children on the Autism spectrum or with sensory issues, and also for “kiddos with emotional disturbance (e.g., hyperactivity, impulsivity, excessive anxiety, temper tantrums, poor coping skills).” But, honestly, I feel these things are fun and helpful for probably any child. My 2-year-old son has been responding well to the toys included in these boxes and it’s been fun to see what kinds of things are benefitted or developed while playing with them. The retail value is at $64.21 this month which is above the cost of the box ($39.95 plus $7.55 shipping). I’m happy!

To Wrap Up:

Can you still get this box if you sign up today? No, you will receive the May box.

Coupon – Use code WELCOME to get 10% off of your first box!

Value Breakdown: At 47.50, here’s what you are paying approximately per item: 

  • Wix Sitx: $12.54
  • Aloha Feet: $14.79
  • Mochi Cat: $1.72
  • Mozi: $11.83
  • Spin Ball: $6.62

Check out all of our Sensory TheraPlay Box reviews and the Kids Subscription Box Directory for other activity and educational boxes to try!

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Sensory TheraPLAY Box offers monthly deliveries of fun and therapeutic sensory items. Boxes are thoughtfully curated with children on the autism spectrum and those with sensory processing needs in mind. Makes a unique and memorable gift for children ages 5-9.

Haley Faye
Haley Faye
Haley Faye first discovered the wonderful world of subscription boxes in 2012 and began writing for MSA in 2014. Over the years, she has found many subscriptions to love. Now a mom of three, her favorite boxes are ones that dress her kids, help her get organized, feed her family, send her snacks, and offer educational fun for her children.

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3 comments

Chelsea

I work as a behavioral health consultant and I use these items in my sessions for kiddos and adults as well. Very helpful box. What I don’t use I give to my kids or give to my husband who is a teacher.

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Jamie

I have a child with autism and this box was almost always a miss for us because of the price. Sensory kiddos often have very strong preferences for what sensations they want to receive and the things my child enjoyed from each box we received never added up to what we spent. Just something to consider for parents with ASD kids who are very specific in their sensory needs.

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Laura

I used to get this box for my kids who were 9 and 12 and they absolutely loved it. Some of the things were a bit young, and we’d pass those along. But this is a great box for kids. They still play with the items. I cannot recommend this box enough for kids, they will love it.

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