Fort Building Set for Hyperactive Children Under 10: School Sensory Toy Launched
Dec 22, 2023
KiboFort has launched a new playset, an indoor fort-building kit, perfect for young children who have been diagnosed with ADHD and are struggling to focus in the classroom.
Deerfield Beach, United States - December 22, 2023 /PressCable/ —
The fortress set is a multisensory toy that shelters the youngest students from the many distractions in a classroom. The KiboFort can easily be built in endless ways, giving children with short attention spans a creative and positive outlet for their energy. It's also good practice for fine motor skills, making it a valuable toy for treating ADHD.
More information can be found at: https://kibofort.com/products/magic-fort-building-kit
According to the Child Mind Institute, many children are diagnosed with ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) when they reach school age, as the problems often become obvious in this environment. Hyperactive symptoms show as issues with impulse control, like interrupting conversations, difficulty sitting still, and fidgeting, something that also affects other students. The KiboFort offers a calming solution, allowing elementary students with ADHD to study in their own space without disturbing other students.
KiboFort's Magic Fort Building Set has four different options. The basic kit comes with 100 sticks and 36 balls to attach the sticks with. The basic option can be upgraded to include a tent with a space pattern. The kit can also be ordered with glow-in-the-dark sticks, creating a magical and ambient atmosphere for the child to retreat to when feeling overwhelmed.
The KiboFort is also a fun toy for families to build together and bond. It offers a fun alternative to screen time and promotes problem-solving and collaborative skills, as well as creative play that can entertain a hyperactive child for hours. The KiboFort can give parents peace of mind, knowing that their ADHD kid has a therapeutic indoor activity to enjoy without overstimulating their sensitive minds.
The KiboFort fortress building kit is suitable for children ages 2-10 and is specially designed with hyperactive children in mind. The kits are affordable and easy to disassemble. The non-toxic materials used are sturdy and durable enough to withstand playtime for many years.
"Watch in awe as your kids transform ordinary spaces into extraordinary realms," said a spokesperson for the company. "From secret caves to majestic castles, this kit fuels their imagination and takes playtime to new heights."
For more information, please visit: https://kibofort.com/products/magic-fort-building-kit
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Organization: KiboFort
Address: 3482 SW 15th Street Suite #13056, Deerfield Beach, Florida 33442, United States
Website: https://kibofort.com/
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