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Sensory Lycra Tunnel for Kids | Compression Crawl Tunnel | Autism & OT Therapy Equipment

The Sensory Lycra Tunnel is designed to provide calming deep pressure input while encouraging active movement, crawling, and body awareness. Made from premium 4-way stretch lycra fabric, it creates gentle resistance that supports sensory integration, motor planning, coordination, and proprioceptive development. Children can crawl, stretch, and move through the tunnel, making it an engaging therapy tool for home, schools, sensory rooms, and occupational therapy clinics.

This tunnel is especially beneficial for children with Autism (ASD), ADHD, Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD), developmental delays, and other sensory needs. The compression from the stretchy fabric helps children feel secure, improves focus, supports self-regulation, and provides a fun way to build strength and confidence.

Features

• Premium 4-way stretch lycra fabric
• Provides calming deep pressure and compression input
• Encourages crawling, stretching, and active movement
• Supports sensory integration and proprioceptive input
• Helps improve balance, coordination, motor planning, and body awareness
• Durable stitching for long-lasting use
• Soft, breathable, and comfortable fabric
• Lightweight, foldable, and easy to store
• Suitable for home, schools, therapy centres, and sensory rooms

Benefits

• Promotes calmness and relaxation
• Improves focus and attention
• Develops gross motor skills
• Encourages physical activity
• Builds body strength and spatial awareness
• Supports sensory regulation
• Makes therapy fun and engaging

Ideal For

• Autism (ASD)
• ADHD
• Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD)
• Occupational Therapy (OT)
• Special Education
• Early Intervention
• Home Therapy
• Sensory Rooms
• Schools and Therapy Clinics

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