Sensory Water Features

All About Sensory Water Features

Welcome to our amazing collection of sensory water features that are designed to support and enhance the sensory environment for children with autism or sensory disorders. We understand the unique needs and challenges of these children, and that's why we offer a range of sensory water features, including the incredible LED Sensory Bubble Tubes that not only look great but also provide therapeutic benefits and a captivating sensory experience for children in different settings like at home, school, or in therapeutic settings.

Sensory water features are not just ordinary decorative items, but they are useful tools that provide a multisensory experience that can significantly impact a child's ability to process sensory information. The gentle movement of water, combined with visual and auditory stimuli, can help improve focus, communication, and overall well-being of children. We're thrilled to be able to offer these products that can make a real difference in the lives of children with autism or sensory processing challenges.

There are so many amazing benefits of sensory water features that can make a real difference in the lives of children with autism or sensory disorders. Here are just a few:

Why Choose Sensory Water Fountains?

•  Calming Effects: The soothing sounds and visuals of water features can work wonders in reducing anxiety and promoting calmness, creating a serene environment that's conducive to relaxation and stress relief.

•  Enhanced Focus and Attention: Engaging with sensory water features can help children improve their concentration levels, offering a focal point that grounds their attention in a non-overwhelming way.

•  Improved Sensory Integration: Regular interaction with sensory water features can support the development of sensory integration skills, helping children better process and respond to sensory information from their environment.

•  Encouragement of Communication and Social Skills: Sensory water features can serve as interactive tools that foster communication and social interaction, particularly in group settings, enhancing social skills and collaborative play.

•  Accessibility and Inclusion: With features designed to be accessible and engaging for children with varying sensory needs, these water features ensure that every child has the opportunity to benefit from the sensory experience.

Are you looking for ways to support children with autism or sensory disorders? Well, you've come to the right place! We've got a fantastic collection of sensory water features that are sure to enhance the sensory environment for these children.

Our collection includes a range of options, from mesmerizing Bubble Tube Column Water Features to Wall Water Features that will add a touch of visual stimulation to any room. 

So, take a look at our collection and find the perfect sensory solution for your child or educational setting. We can't wait to help you support these amazing kids!

#1 RECOMMENDED SENSORY WATER FEATURES

Bubble Tube Column Water Feature - LED Sensory

#RAIN TYPE WATER FEATURE

If you're looking for a way to create a calming and relaxing environment for your kids, you might want to consider adding a rain water feature. Rain water features are a fantastic addition to sensory environments designed for children with autism and sensory disorder, offering a unique multisensory experience that can help soothe and calm them. The gentle sound of falling rain, combined with the visual movement of water, creates a serene atmosphere that can significantly reduce stress and anxiety levels in children with sensory sensitivities.

Here are Pros and Con

Pros:

• Auditory Stimulation: The gentle, rhythmic sound of a rain water feature creates a soothing background noise that helps children relax and feel at ease.
  
  
• Visual Stimulation: This visual engagement not only soothes but can also help improve visual tracking skills, which are important for cognitive development.
  
  

Cons:

• Water Spillage: Children are naturally curious; they may be tempted to touch or play with the water in a rainwater feature.