The TTS Sensory Retreat Collection gives any child a private, portable sanctuary - a sensory calm corner that goes wherever it's needed. Available across Canada and the US, this 14-piece kit centres on a pop-up sensory space that sets up in moments, giving children an immediate retreat from busy classrooms, therapy rooms, or home environments that feel too loud, too bright, or simply too much.

Inside the tent, a carefully chosen set of sensory tools works together to calm, ground, and engage. A vibrating snuggle cushion delivers gentle deep pressure input, the kind that slows a racing nervous system and helps children settle. Two light-up sensory cushions and a glow-in-the-dark comfort blanket create soft, low-stimulation visual atmosphere without the harsh intensity of overhead lighting. The glow pebbles, glow rollers, and light-up tactile glow spheres invite exploratory touch and quiet play. The marvelous mirror blocks encourage visual tracking and open-ended discovery. The textured octopus and glow, stack, and build texture tower bring tactile variety that children can explore at their own pace.

What sets this kit apart for professionals and educators is the inclusion of a Louis ladybird lap weight and a full set of teacher notes. The lap weight offers targeted proprioceptive input - grounding body awareness and helping children regulate without additional instruction - while the teacher notes provide structured guidance on how to deploy each tool purposefully as part of a sensory diet or classroom calm-corner programme.

Key Features of the TTS Sensory Retreat Collection

• Pop-up sensory space (white) - Freestanding and quick to assemble, creating an enclosed, low-stimulation retreat that immediately reduces environmental overwhelm for children who need a pause
• Vibrating snuggle cushion - Delivers calming vibrotactile input through gentle vibration, supporting deep pressure regulation and helping children find stillness independently
• 2 x light-up sensory cushions - Provide soft, adjustable visual stimulation within the enclosed space, reducing sensory overload while maintaining gentle engagement
• Glow-in-the-dark comfort blanket - Combines the calming weight of a familiar comfort object with subtle visual interest, easing transitions into the retreat space
• Marvelous mirror blocks - Encourage visual exploration and open-ended play, supporting cognitive engagement and visual processing development
• Textured octopus (cream/brown) - Offers multi-surface tactile input for sensory-seeking and sensory-defensive children alike, supporting tactile discrimination and self-regulation through touch
• Louis ladybird lap weight - Applies gentle proprioceptive pressure to support body awareness and calm the nervous system, a core tool in any occupational therapy sensory diet
• Glow, stack, and build texture tower - Combines fine motor challenge with tactile and visual sensory input, supporting hand-eye coordination and focused, purposeful play
• Glow pebbles - Smooth, palm-sized tactile tools that support calm, repetitive sensory exploration and can be used for sorting, stacking, or simply held as a self-regulating fidget
• Glow rollers - Textured rolling tools that provide proprioceptive and tactile feedback through the hands and fingers, supporting sensory integration during quiet play
• Light-up tactile glow spheres - Combine touch and visual stimulation in one responsive tool, engaging multiple sensory systems simultaneously within the retreat space
• Storage solution - Keeps all 14 pieces organised and portable, making it straightforward to transport the kit between classrooms, therapy spaces, or home environments
• Teacher notes - Provide detailed professional guidance for integrating each tool into a structured sensory programme, calm-corner routine, or individual sensory diet plan

Ideal For

This collection is a natural fit for primary school classrooms and learning support units, occupational therapy clinics, and inclusive childcare centres building sensory-friendly spaces. It works equally well at home for families who want a structured, tool-rich calm corner that a child can return to independently. Occupational therapists and allied health professionals will recognise the proprioceptive and tactile tools as solid additions to any sensory diet. Parents and caregivers setting up a home sensory corner for the first time will appreciate the teacher notes as a practical roadmap for getting started.

Children who are easily overwhelmed in busy environments benefit from the predictable, enclosed nature of the pop-up space. Equally, curious, neurotypical children are drawn to the glowing, textured, and interactive elements purely for the joy of exploring them.

Piece Count: 14