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Peace Ball™ - Sensory Toy For Children With Special Needs
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What's included?
Your Peace Ball, a USB-C charging cable, and a simple guide to the color modes. Everything's in the box - nothing extra to buy.
Is it safe for young kids?
Yes. It's made from premium, soft, BPA-free silicone that's safe to squeeze, hold, and even mouth, with no small parts and no glass. Built to survive being dropped, thrown, and loved every day.
Does it need batteries?
No batteries ever - it recharges with the included USB-C cable and holds a charge for hours, so it's ready whenever you need it.
SEE WHAT OVER 1,200+ MOMS HAVE TO SAY:
"I finally feel like I can breathe during his meltdowns"
"We finally stopped replacing broken tablets"
"He finally has a safer way to let it all out"
FROM SENSORY OVERLOAD TO A SAFER RELEASE
When emotions become too overwhelming to keep inside, they can come out through hitting, biting or throwing—often directed at nearby objects, other people or themselves.
The Peace Ball gives them something safer to focus that energy on. It’s made to be hit, squeezed, bitten and thrown, with a soft, durable design and no hard edges. Every movement creates another burst of colour, giving them a calming visual response while they gradually work through the moment.
FAQs
Is it actually indestructible?
It's built to take everything a frustrated child can throw at it - punching, throwing, squeezing, scratching, biting. The shell is thick BPA-free silicone with no hard edges and no seams to split, and the LEDs sit protected inside. Normal rough play won't hurt it.
Is it safe if my child bites or chews it?
Yes. The silicone is BPA-free and food-grade, with nothing sharp or small that can come loose. Chewing is one of the things it's designed for, not something it has to survive.
Will it help my child with ADHD or autism?
It gives a safe outlet for physical energy and a predictable sensory response, which many parents find helps their child settle. It's a sensory tool, not a treatment, so it works alongside whatever else you're already doing rather than replacing it.