Stan the Weighted Starfish
Stan the Weighted Starfish
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Why We Love It
It's high tides and good sensory vibes with Stan the Weighted Starfish! Drape Stan across your lap and pretend you’re lounging by the sea. Brush the bumpy side of the starfish with your hands. Flip the starfish to feel the velvety side. Offering a friendly smile and comforting weighted input, Stan can help kids feel grounded and secure in new or unfamiliar settings. Soft and cuddly, this adorable sea creature makes the perfect pal for kids who need a cozy weighted friend. Stan is the true star of the show!
- Features soft minky fabric with firm bumps for added sensory appeal
- Supports kids with autism, anxiety or sensory processing disorder
- Made by Fun and Function
- For people weighing 30+lbs.
Ideas for Use
- Run your fingers along the firm bumps for tactile input during circle time
- Toss Stan back and forth with a partner as a heavy work activity
- Take Stan along on an overnight or sleepover to help ease anxiety
Details
- 16.5"L x 11.5"W
- Weighs 3 lbs.
- Made of 100% polyester. Weightes are polyethylene pellets in a 100% polyester lining
- Surface wash. Air dry.
- Orange bumpy minky fabric on top, gray plush underneath and black features
Safety Information
Never use to cover face or restrict child's movement. Follow the age and weight guidelines stated on the product insert. Do not allow user to sleep with this weighted product. Use weighted products with guidance from a therapist.
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