Large Sensory Bean Bag Tunnel Pouf

SENSORY OWL LTD

£120

Why you need Large Sensory Bean Bag Tunnel Pouf ideal for home, therapy, school, kids corner and indoor play areas cover made from 100% cotton inner part filled with polystyrene beads help to stimulate the proprioceptive and tactile system through squeezing, pressing, massaging perfect to sit, hide in, squeeze through or jump lightweight pouf size: 90x70cm Who can benefit from using Sensory bean bag tunnel pouf? Children with sensory dysregulation especially those requiring constant deep pressure input. Pouf is also recommended for therapy and sensory rooms. WASHING INSTRUCTION Handwash in the

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