Top Sensory Gift of 2019 - Gift Guide for ASD, ADHD and Anxiety Sensory Aids

So I found out that Moosh Moosh won Autism Live's Top Sensory Gift of 2019. It made me happy because I stumbled across them randomly and really liked them myself. Recently Moosh Moosh and Stretchy Sand offered to send me some of their new products to check out so I got some other sensory stuff to make up a little gift guide for 2019.

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[jactober]

Not even a minute into the video but i already love it so much. I don’t see a lot of toy channels that talk about kids with sensory issues or anxiety or adhd that need toys to help them!! This is amazing and this channel is so amazing and jen is so good. She’s always honest and not hateful. She’s comforting like idk she’s just so cool and understanding. I’m so happy i found this channel tbh. ❤️

[Amanda-mthx]

I think the “piggy” banks could be more cuddly and useful if they changed the hard plastic to a medium firm rubber. The rubber would also have a quieter dull thud sound instead of the plastic harsh clank.

[depressoespressogachalol]

I love how you tell the truth! You aren’t like other reviewers that are like,

“Oh WoW tHiS iS gReAt” when it’s horrible quality

And I love that you describe what it looks like even if it’s right on screen. You think about everyone, and that’s awesome

[necroticdemonart]

I wanna say thank u for uploading this video, I'm diagnosed with high fictional autism and it is hard finding soft toys designed for these needs for children like me.

[dringavlogs]

I’m an autistic adult, I was diagnosed with Asperger’s when I was eleven.
and I have anxiety, but my anxiety attacks are not caused by toych, rather by stress, like a baby throwing a fit, or Mom getting onto me.
Vicks vaporub in the middle of my chest, helps with the anxiety.
For me, though, the toys that help me the most are toys which are meant for infants, you know, rattles, crinkly toys ETC.
When I’m nervous, I like to have something to do with my hands, such as playing with a baby toy or gorilla gripping a stress ball.
I also like textured rubber, like a teething toy.
I’m glad you do this video because a lot of people don’t even care or understand about autism so I’m glad you did this video.

[Worm_OnAString]

I used to have this plush named 'Kitty' after my dog died I soon after became depressed and I didn't want to talk to anyone, I would always feel safe with Kitty, but a week after my house caught fire and I lost Kitty in it... I had to get a new plush so I found a dog and named it 'Puppy' thankfully Kitty was safe and we found her.

(^ ^)

Edit: Thanks for all the nice replys! My depression is getting better since I got some help for it.

[hernandoescamilla]

Why is Jen so likeable? is it because she´s considerate, kind and funny? Yes, yes it is.

[transformers]

I'm a young adult with severe anxiety, and sensory things even help me. It's amazing to see someone do a specific video like this

[like]

Oooh Moosh moosh squishies. I need to find those, they're adorable.

[cutiesos]

There are also these things called “hot hugs” and you can freeze them, microwave them and they have scents! They are also really soft and squishy and I’ve always wanted one ;-;

[Badgersuchus]

“The spider is Muffet” -UNDERTALE INTENSIFIES-

[StarrySeagull]

My first English teacher in college would put little fidget toys on all the tables for students to mess with. They are super helpful for focusing even for people who don't need them often and I loved that class because of it.

[wickedest-witch]

I really recommend the store Stimtastic for sensory aids & fidgets, they're US based and ship internationally. They have a lot of chewable jewelry, fidget jewelry, and fidget/sensory toys, and they're very affordable compared to many other sensory toy companies. They're also autistic owned and operated which is really cool!

[kristinscott]

Omg thank you so much! I have ADHD and Asperger's so I'm always on the lookout for stuff like that

[meimei]

when i was at my hospital for seeing if i had extra sensitive on top of my autism i got to try so many different "toys" to calm me down and these looks the best <3

[Lady.Squirrel.Official]

I wonder what husband does as he watches Jen be so adorable cause yes Jen, you are so cute!

[hownotutube]

This is awesome! I’m a 10(almost 11 on thanksgiving) that has ADHD and I think it’s really cool that you cover things like sensory things for special kids! I love how you cover this topic like I said cause other kid reviewers don’t dare cover this
Good job!

[leebarber]

Wow, that blue tube sound brought back memories that I didn’t know I still had! It reminded me of when I was a kid and had to go to s psychologist who specialised in sensory issues in kids (I was probably 3-4?) and she had tonnes of toys like this! That tube really brings me back, it’s kind of nice!

[daffodil]

I know I’m late but as someone with anxiety and sensory issues i highly appreciate this video as it’s Christmas time and i can finally ask my family for things that’ll help with those issues

[byronperez]

I love this channel and the way Jen describes the object, and the way you're so honest about everything and anything even if some company sent you stuff you go straight to the point instead of saying things like other reviewers do like "Oh wow it's great i love it!" just to please the company because they sent them stuff. I`m so glad i discovered this channel and i love the videos so much keep up the good work Jen! And keep being honest! <3