Sensory Floor Tiles - Pack of 4

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My best friends grand child has been diagnosed with autism, so as soon as these sensory tiles became available I grabbed them.I was initially surprised by the price of 69.95 for four tiles, but when you see that they are EN71 compliant, you know that these tiles are constructed to a high quality and made from non toxic materials that go through rigorous testing to meet toy safety standards.I arranged for my 16 year old neighbour to help get a video of the sensory tiles for my review. This guy is a typical teenager who has little interest in most things, but he stayed on these tiles for over 30 minutes. I asked him what he thought and I got the reply they are cool, very calming and can I have them for my room.The Neuro Wiz sensory floor tiles help with balance, encourage touch and develop motor skills in early learning.In summary, while at first the sensory floor tiles seem a little expensive. They are high quality and safe option for children. These non slip sensory tiles will bring a fascination and joy to all children and they will also bring a calmness and a focus to children on the autism spectrum.

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Absolutely fabulous tiles! I have two neurodiverse children and they both love these tiles, even neurotypical children would love them! So much fun, they’re a great size (4 tiles in different colours) with anti slip padding on the underside which is great for hard floors. I wasn’t sure about the price as it seemed a lot however these are fantastic quality, extra secure, extra safe which is what you want with kids that break things! These have not broken but it’s nice to know there’s nothing toxic that’ll hurt the kids if that did happen. We all love these tiles! 100% recommended, perfect for sensory rooms too

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My son was absolutely obsessed with these for hours and then kept going back to them later.I'd seen similar a few times in sensory rooms and I really wanted a set, so I was so happy to get these.They are a really lovely size, allowing him to walk over and sit on them without issue, they've stayed in place as he moves around on them, only moved when he literally picked it up, no skidding. They are fairly thin which reduces the risk of trips. They are really nice for sensory play and the colours really vivid. The quality looks well finished and the materials have withstood getting roughened up by a toddler. t's funny how something that seems so simple can entertain him for hours.

Good, high quality item which kids enjoy, but overpriced! Seen it cheaper elswhere after purchasing. I feel scammed.

These pretty little squares and so lovely, my daughter loves using them and enjoys the way the liquid moves in them to make so many designs.Well made and well worth the money, brings enjoyment every day

These floor tiles are very interesting. They are filled with colourful fillers that change shape when tiles are moved or if you stand on them. They are designed as a fun exploration game for kids.I think they work really well as they interest the child quite well. Bright colours and changing shapes inside these tiles are attractive and entertaining. The tiles are quite thin so there is no risk for the child to fall off them in a painful way. It is a safe game that is also very easy to use and can be used on any hard surface - around the house or outside.The tiles are very easy to clean as well, which helps to keep them hygienic. They do not take much space to store either. This means I can also take it with me when traveling somewhere with the car.Overall, this is a very interesting game for children, it can be very entertaining. 5/5 stars.

I’ve placed these liquid-filled tiles in my home office, and they provide a curious and welcome distraction underfoot. Applying pressure creates a lovely swirl of colours that slowly blend back together. They feel quite durable, holding my full weight without any signs of stress or leakage, and the non-slip backing does a decent job of keeping them in place on my wooden floor. They have a certain therapeutic quality; watching the internal fluids shift and merge is quite calming. Wiping them clean is simple enough, which is a definite plus. The tactile sensation is unique, a sort of firm squish that's different from a standard mat. They certainly make a bare bit of floor more interesting.

These sensory tiles arrive stacked inside a cardboard box.They are constructed out of thick plastic, with a see-through layer over the coloured fluids.They work by stepping on them to make the colours move about inside.The top layer is fairly thick so they take a fair amount of weight.For what they are, £20 a tile feels quite expensive; however they to make a good addition inside or outside and the kids are fascinated by them.They are much heavier than they look which limits their portability.

I recently got a pack of these sensory floor tiles, and they've been a huge hit. They're a really good size at 30x30cm, and the vibrant colours are mesmerising. My nephew was immediately obsessed with them, and it's funny how something so simple can keep a child entertained for so long.The quality feels great. They’re fairly thin, which helps reduce any tripping risk, and the rubber backing is excellent—they've stayed firmly in place on our hard floor. It's reassuring to know they're made from non-toxic materials and meet safety standards.I've dropped a star as I think they are a little on the expensive side at the current selling price of £69.95, but the quality and durability are reflected in the price, especially if you have a child who loves sensory play. They're perfect for a playroom or a calming space, and I'd highly recommend them.

These sensory floor tiles have a rubber backing, helping to keep them in position, although they do require the occasional readjustment.They're nice and colourful and a decent size at 30x30 cm each, with you getting a pack of 4.When the tiles are stood on, the liquid inside moves around, creating a bit of fun for toddlers, with my son being mesmerized (for a while at least).They are expensive though at £69.95, which was the piece at time of writing.