Moon LED LAMP

Moon LED LAMP

61 539171
  • Attention Deficit Disorder/Hyperactivity (ADHD, ADD) Autism Spectrum Disorder
  • 2 year guarantee
+ 3 years
for use under adult supervision
each
€16.26 €20.00
In stock (Only 14 left in stock)

Description

A mesmerising and soothing experience!

With its craters and uneven surface, this moon encourages tactile exploration and captivates with its play of light.

Related categories

Products

  • Attention Deficit Disorder/Hyperactivity (ADHD
  • ADD)
  • Autism Spectrum Disorder

Technical data

  • Composition
    1 projector and 1 remote.
  • Dimensions
    Ø 11.5 cm.
  • Made from
    PLASTIC.
  • Supply
    Works with 3 AAA batteries (not included)
  • Color
    various
  • Other
    USB port. 16 colours and 4 diffusion modes.

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4.33 /5 Based on 3 customer(s) reviews

Pamela R.   published 06/06/2024 following an order made on 29/05/2024

4/5

compliant

Aline H.   published 21/02/2024 following an order made on 14/02/2024

5/5

Very pretty lamp, the children love it.

Acheteur Vérifié .   published 12/07/2021 following an order made on 16/06/2021

4/5

Good

Specialist's opinion

The Snoezelen education method leads to well-being. (...) It is about creating an atmosphere using materials, textures, colours, smells, sounds, like an invitation to go on a sensory journey. (...) It is a non-directive practice. The approach is based on an awareness of the outside world through the body and the five senses. The teacher is a facilitator who listens to the responses to the stimuli and acts on the atmosphere if necessary (...) The practice of Snoezelen is first and foremost the sensory skill of the stimulating person towards the stimulated person. The Snoezelen philosophy is based on 3 distinct ritualised phases: discovery and relaxation, recreation and sensory experiences, interactivity and return to reality (...).

Nathalie Casso-Vicarini, Delegate General of the French association ‘Ensemble pour l'Education de la Petite Enfance’ and teacher at the University of Paris Ouest.