Sound toys can be beneficial as a sensory tool in therapy and play settings by providing controlled auditory input that helps with sensory integration, focus, and self-regulation. The key is choosing the right type of sound toy and adjusting it to the child's needs. Soft, rhythmic, or predictable sounds, such as white noise machines, rainmakers, or gentle musical instruments, can have a calming effect. On the other hand, sudden, loud, or high-pitched sounds may be overstimulating. Occupational therapists often use sound toys to gradually desensitise sound-sensitive children or to provide auditory input for those who seek sensory stimulation.
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