FDMT

Calming Sensory Cuddle Ball

$34.95 USD

Find calm within easy reach with the Cuddle Ball.

Recommended for:

Early Stage

Mid-Stage

Late Stage

Color: Steel Blue

Estimated delivery between April 22 and April 24. Order within .

Product Details

 

The Cuddle Ball is a tactile product with a soft texture that encourages you to slip your hands into it and cradle it. Running your fingers through its folds offers a unique sensory experience, bringing a soothing sense of calm and comfort, making it perfect for relieving stress, anxiety and restlessness.

The Cuddle Ball is not only functionally designed but also aesthetically pleasing.

  • Individuals aged 3 and above who face challenges related to anxiety, hyperactivity, and various sensory needs.
  • Caregivers and healthcare professionals attending to individuals displaying responsive and reactive behaviors, such as agitation and restlessness.

The Cuddle Ball delivers a comforting sensory experience. Its soft texture, paired with the option to submerge your hands in the mesh, offers a unique approach to reducing stress and anxiety. Moreover, its versatility across various age groups makes it adaptable for a diverse range of users.

It proves to be a valuable asset for both personal self-care and caregiving settings, standing out as a solution for enhancing comfort and overall well-being, all while exuding an appealing aesthetic. This product holds a place on Eugeria's team gift wishlist!

  • Free shipping on orders over 75 USD.
  • Item can be returned if sealed in original package. Please read our complete return policy.

  • Dimensions: Approximately 10 inches in diameter | 25 cm
  • Weight: 1.5 lbs / 0.7 kg
  • Manufacturer: FDMT
  • Package Includes: 1 Cuddle Ball

  • Machine wash your cuddle ball on a gentle cycle, without bleach.
  • Let it dry in open air.

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