Angelman Syndrome
Sensory toys for children with Angelman Syndrome
We're Andy and Jo — parents of Evie-May, who has Angelman Syndrome. Everything in this collection is here because we've either used it with her or chosen it specifically for children like her: non-verbal, sensory-seeking, and full of joy. When we couldn't find a shop that understood that, we built one.
Children with Angelman Syndrome often share a love of movement, water, light and sound, alongside a strong drive to explore the world by mouth and by touch. That shapes what actually works. The toys here lean into those needs rather than against them — mesmerising visual and cause-and-effect toys, oral sensory tools, tactile fidgets, and pieces that reward big, joyful movement.
What to look for:
Visual & cause-and-effect — bubble timers and light-and-motion toys that respond to touch, brilliant for engagement and calm.
Oral sensory — chew tools made to be mouthed, for children who explore by mouth (always supervise, and check chews regularly for wear).
Tactile & fidget — pop tubes, textures and squishes for busy hands and self-regulation.
Deep pressure — body socks, weighted blankets and weighted plushes for children who seek that input.
Safety comes first: every product page includes age guidance and safety notes, and we're happy to share the safety information we hold for any item. If you're ever unsure what might suit your child, message us — you'll get a reply from a real SEN parent, not a script. 🦋
