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July 23, 2018 07/23/18 By Subscription Box Mom 0 Comments 0

Sensory TheraPlay Box July 2018 Review + Coupon

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Sensory TheraPlay Box July 2018 Review

Sensory TheraPlay Box is a subscription box filled with sensory toys for kids.  Boxes are $39.95/month and come with 5-8 sensory toys/ items in each box. Items are designed for kids on the autism spectrum or who have sensory processing needs.  Items are chosen to encourage the development of important sensory motor skills and are calming/ therapeutic. An Occupational Therapist selects all items, so you know the toys will be appropriate!

The Details

Cost: $39.95/month

Coupon: Use the coupon welcome to save 10%.*

What's in the box? Each box contains 4-6 items chosen to encourage the development of important sensory motor skills and are calming/ therapeutic.

Sensory TheraPlay ships in a purple box.

First Look

The quote for July is “Shoot for the moon. Even if you miss, you'll land among the stars.”

Each box comes with a brochure with descriptions and pictures of each of the products.

Educational Insights Playfoam Pals (2-pack) $9.99 My son loves play foam and I don't mind it because it's a mess-free toy. Each of these contains has some play foam with a little play foam animal pal. Children can use their imagination with the play foam and animal or just use it as a fidget or stress reliever.

This is a look at the different animals that are in the foam balls.

Eco Kids USA Dough $9.99 Play dough is a great toy to for stress relief, managing emotions or just imaginative play. There are two containers of dough in the box and they have a nice light citrus scent. You can play with this using any regular play dough tools, plus it's all natural.

Sensory Genius Sensy Band $5.95 Similar to a snap bracelet, this curves around your wrist and can be bent to use as a fidget too. The bristles are made of silicone and provide tactile stimulation.

I wanted to let my son open it, but you can see in the package how the item works.

Waboba Street Ball $7.00 This ball bounces high and in crazy directions. It's not very squishy, but it's not super hard either. I wouldn't recommend playing with this in the house, because it could really break something.

Schylling Pocket Pup $3.50 Oh, how adorable. This tiny dog is squishy and has the feeling of tiny beads inside. This is a nice toy to help focus attention, or a toy to just keep a child occupied.

Look at that little face!

Rubik's Bear Jr $12.95 Both of my boys have a regular Rubik's cube, but my youngest always wants me to solve the cube for home (sorry son, can't do it). This is a Rubik's for a younger child. Your child can use it like a regular Rubik's cube, or just play with the cute panda bear.

There are multiple colored sides like you would expect from a Rubik's cube.

Final Thought: This box had a total value of $49.38.  My son loves this subscription because the items are fun, unique and calming. The Rubik's bear, play foam, and eco-dough were the favorite items in the box. You can use the coupon welcome to save 10% on your subscription.