The Super NeeDoh is a large-scale tactile sensory tool designed to provide enhanced sensory input and promote self-regulation. Its increased size compared to the Classic NeeDoh amplifies the therapeutic benefits:

• Tactile and Proprioceptive Input: The larger size and malleable texture provide a richer and more substantial tactile experience, while the actions of squishing, pulling, and smushing offer more pronounced proprioceptive feedback. This enhanced sensory input can be particularly calming and regulating for individuals with sensory processing sensitivities or those who benefit from deep pressure and proprioceptive input to modulate their arousal levels.
• Fine Motor Skill Development: While the larger size may be more accessible for some individuals, manipulating the Super NeeDoh can still promote fine motor control, hand strength, and dexterity, especially when performing more complex manipulations like stretching, twisting, and rolling.
• Stress Reduction and Emotional Regulation: The act of engaging with the Super NeeDoh can provide a calming and focusing effect, potentially reducing stress and anxiety. The enhanced tactile and proprioceptive feedback can be particularly helpful for individuals who benefit from fidgeting or those seeking self-regulation strategies.
• Attention and Focus Modulation: The sensory input from the Super NeeDoh can provide a sensory anchor, potentially improving concentration and focus, especially for individuals who benefit from sensory input to regulate their arousal levels. This can be particularly beneficial for individuals who are easily distracted or those with attention deficits.
• Gross Motor Component (Potential): The larger size of the Super NeeDoh may also encourage some gross motor involvement, especially if used in activities involving two hands, larger movements, or throwing and catching.

The increased size of the Super NeeDoh makes it a more prominent and engaging sensory tool. Occupational Therapists can recommend it as part of a sensory toolkit or for individuals seeking self-regulation strategies. The amplified sensory input may be particularly beneficial for individuals with more significant sensory processing needs.