Totoyer

Totoyer is a term that refers to a type of toy that is designed to be worn on the body, typically around the neck or waist. These toys are often used for sensory stimulation and can provide comfort and distraction for individuals with sensory processing disorders, autism, or other conditions that may benefit from such sensory input. Totoyers come in various shapes, sizes, and materials, including soft fabrics, silicone, or plastic, and may feature different textures, sounds, or lights to engage multiple senses.

The concept of totoyers originated from the sensory integration therapy, a form of occupational therapy that aims to help individuals with sensory processing disorders manage their sensory input more effectively. Totoyers are often used as part of a sensory diet, which involves providing a variety of sensory experiences to help individuals develop better sensory processing skills.

In recent years, totoyers have gained popularity among parents and caregivers of children with sensory processing disorders, as well as among individuals who enjoy sensory play and exploration. They are available in a wide range of designs and can be found in various retail stores, online marketplaces, or specialty shops that cater to sensory toys and products.