Prefers Solo Play

When Your Child Plays Alone

If your child prefers to play alone and struggles with group activities, these social-emotional tools make shared play easier and more engaging.

What Helps:

• Pop tubes and stretchy strings for turn-taking
• Communication cards for social understanding
• Sensory floor mats for group activities
• Interactive lights for shared exploration
• Fiber optic lamps for co-regulation

How It Helps: Multisensory tools build turn-taking, joint attention, and co-regulation skills essential for social-emotional growth and group participation.