Sensory items help autistic individuals to regulate emotions and engage young children in an interactive activity with visual and tactile elements. I want to utilise recycled materials and fabric, for a more environmentally-friendly and cost-effective aspect, and the book to be a comfortable size, fit for safety of young children. Colour may communicate the ‘zones of regulation’ and relate to how emotions are deeply intertwined with colour. Moreover, I aim for the book to be able to disassemble and reassemble to suit the personal needs of the user. Any suggestions, ideas or input is greatly appreciated!

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