Double-Sided Silicone Sensory Board
There's a particular kind of satisfaction in pushing something into place and slowly peeling it out again, and this Double-Sided Silicone Sensory Board is built entirely around that simple, repeatable motion. Soft, flexible silicone noodles push into grooved patterns on the board, creating an ever-changing design that can be pressed in and gently peeled out again and again, no batteries, no mess, just quiet, tactile repetition.
Compact and genuinely travel-friendly, this little board earns its place in almost any bag. It's the sort of quiet activity that turns a car ride, flight, waiting room, or restaurant table into a calm, focused moment, no screen required. The soothing, repetitive push-and-peel motion has real stress-relieving qualities too, making it just as popular with an anxious sibling or even a parent as it is with the child it was bought for.
Made from durable, high-quality silicone and small enough to slip into a nappy bag or car door pocket, this board is a lovely, thoughtful little gift, a genuinely calming, screen-free activity that works anywhere, anytime.
What's Included:
- 1 x Double-Sided Silicone Sensory Board (design selected at checkout)
- Board measures: 12 x 9 cm
- 11 Silicone Strings
Total: 1 piece | Recommended age: 3+ (suitable for all ages)
What the OT Says:
Simple push-and-pull sensory tools like this silicone board are wonderful for building hand strength and fine motor control in a genuinely low-pressure, repetitive way. Pinching each silicone noodle and pushing it firmly into its groove asks for a controlled pincer grip, while peeling it back out again requires a different, equally valuable grip pattern, together, that combination builds real hand strength and dexterity over time.
The repetitive, predictable nature of the activity also makes this a genuinely effective self-regulation tool. There's no fixed outcome and no way to "get it wrong," which means a child can return to the same calming motion again and again without pressure, this kind of rhythmic, predictable tactile input is naturally soothing for the nervous system and can help with settling anxiety or restlessness during a transition or a wait.
Because it's double-sided, there's also a lovely element of visual pattern-making, a child can experiment with pushing noodles through in different arrangements, which gently supports creative problem-solving and hand-eye coordination as they plan and adjust their design.
I recommend keeping one of these in a bag at all times, at home, in the car, or as a discreet regulation tool in a therapy or classroom setting, it's a small, genuinely versatile tool that supports fine motor development and calm, focused regulation wherever it's needed.












