Sensory bed

Deck out with LED lighting, air filtration, white noise, and a sliding door, this enclosed sleep space is perfect for autistic children who have trouble sleeping.

Cubby is the ultimate safety bed and sleep solution for children with special needs, providing advanced sleep, safety, and sensory features. Cubby Beds are also eligible for insurance and Medicaid coverage.

Loving and caring parents developed this bed after spending countless nights awake with an Autistic child. This unique bed allows your child to be surrounded by safety while giving you the peace of mind to get a good night’s rest.

"Cool down zone" Autistic Support Classroom

How to make a DIY lycra compression bed sheet for kids with autism or sensory processing disorder

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Sensory Room Ideas for Home. Create a sensory room, playroom or a corner at home. Everything you need to create your room.

Playroom With Climbing Wall and Play Loft.

Homemade crash pad for kids: find out how to make a crash mat for kids using materials you likely have at home

Sensory corner

Cubby is the ultimate safety bed and sleep solution for children with special needs, providing advanced sleep, safety, and sensory features. Cubby Beds are also eligible for insurance and Medicaid coverage.

Bed Nest for children with sensory issues who have hard to sleeping. Makes them feel more secure.

Kids who have sensory challenges can struggle with sleep. These tips as well as alternative sensory bed options can help make bedtime easier.

The Safety Sleeper® is a medical enclosed safety bed designed with love and care for individuals with special needs who can benefit from a secure sleeping space. The enclosed design prevents users from wandering at night and keeps them safe. Whether at home or away, remember to pack your peace of mind. The Safety Sleeper® is the only fully-enclosed safety bed that collapses and stores to travel in its own hard shell suitcase.

When my boys were toddlers, we would make reset spaces for the kids. Now that they’re bigger, we still make enclosed blanket forts. But have you seen these Privacy Pop Bed Tents yet? They look awesome! Privacy Pop Bed Tent These Privacy Pop Bed Tents look like a great resource for kids with special needs. They create personal,...Read More »