Open a world of tactile discovery anywhere you go! The Portable Sensory Fabric Set is a thoughtfully designed multi-sensory tool engineered to enrich tactile perception, language development, and emotional regulation. Featuring 12 double-sided fabric squares—each side crafted with a distinct, rich texture—this portable set invites children to touch, contrast, and explore the physical world with their fingertips.

✨ Key Highlights & Features:

• 12 Swatches, 24 Unique Tactile Sensations: Includes 12 individual fabric tiles with contrasting materials on the front and back—ranging from plush faux fur and rugged denim to shimmering flip sequins, waffle knits, and premium leatherette.
• Cognitive & Language Development: Perfect for parent-child interaction and speech therapy.Describe tactile differences (smooth vs. rough, warm vs. cool, silky vs. coarse) to expand sensory vocabulary and cognitive understanding.
• Therapeutic & Sensory Processing Support: An essential aid for Occupational Therapy (OT), children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), ADHD, or Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) to encourage self-regulation, mindfulness, and sensory integration.
• Portable Storage Tote Bag: Comes with a stylish, durable checkered tote bag with clear viewing panels, making clean-up effortless and allowing sensory exploration on the go, during travel, or between classrooms.
• Independent Play & Exploration: Designed for little hands to safely hold, flip, stack, and trace, building tactile sensitivity and fine motor skills during independent quiet play.

📐 Product Specifications:

• Model: HTS66M
• Material Composition: Assorted multi-textile fabrics, premium faux leather, plush fur, denim, and sequin elements.
• Fabric Swatch Size: 25 cm × 25 cm (approx. 9.8" × 9.8")
• Storage Bag Size: 30 cm (L) × 12 cm (W) × 30 cm (H) (approx. 11.8" × 4.7" × 11.8")
• Set Includes: 12 × Double-Sided Sensory Fabric Squares + 1 × Portable Handled Tote Bag.
• Suitable For: Multi-sensory rooms, occupational therapy clinics, preschools, kindergartens, special education classrooms, and home calm-down corners