10 Best Sensory Lights for Babies UK 2024 | Playlearn, The GlowHouse and More

As far as sensory lights go, a projector that fills the entire room with colourful displays is always a great choice. This 3-in-1 LED projector lets you choose from three modes: galaxy, water wave and starry sky.

Simply aim the projector in the desired direction - whether at the wall, the ceiling or elsewhere - and then use the handy remote to choose between 10 colours and 32 lighting combinations. Kids will love laying back and enjoying the view.

For a sensory toy that can take a beating, look no further than these spiky disco balls. Their rubber material gives them an intriguing texture that kids will love to explore as they bounce them around the room.

Better still, each ball contains a flashing light that activates when your child throws them, and they're sure to love the selection of six luminous colours. Unlike many sensory toys, these balls are also incredibly durable, meaning you don't need to worry about your children throwing them around the room!

There's something hypnotic about the movement of water, especially when combined with light. These lamps create a constant stream of bubbles that combines with a series of different colours for a truly dazzling display. All you need to do is fill the tube with water before deciding how many bubbles and what colour light you'd like.

At 90 cm tall, this is a large lamp, but its tall, slim shape slots easily into the corner of any room. It'll enhance the atmosphere in a playroom, but we think it works best as a nightlight whose calming sounds and motions will lull your child to sleep from the corner of their room.

Like something from the future, these innovative hexagonal lights stick to the wall, where you can arrange them in whatever way you fancy. This customizability makes them a fabulous choice for creative kids who love to switch things up every day.

Once they're in place, it only takes a touch of the finger to switch between all of the available colours. You might opt for a glowing neon pink one day and a calming blue the next, but your child is far more likely to enjoy switching between all the different colour selections! These lights stimulate sight and touch, making them a great choice.

If you're after an easy way to fill an entire wall with sensory lights, then look no further. These LED lights hang down, casting a colourful glow across the whole room. You can even hang them over a doorway so your child can enjoy walking through a colourful curtain.

With a total of 280 bulbs that cover all the colours of the rainbow and a remote control that allows you to switch between eight lighting modes, there's no better way to light up your child's bedroom. It's straightforward to install, too, as it comes with hooks for easy hanging.

There's something about the gentle motion of fibre optic lamps that appeals to all ages. They don't make noise, and they're soft to the touch, making them an excellent choice for kids who don't like their sensory stimulation to be too intense.

This fibre optic lamp displays in several colours, and as it gently switches between different shades, it creates a calming display that's perfect for winding down at bedtime. They're not made for throwing about, but get one for their bedside table, and you won't regret it.

Sensory lights and water don't usually go together, and that's why these floating lights are so special. Place these 100% waterproof balls in the bath, and your child can even enjoy sensory play in the tub!

Their luminous colours are sure to appeal to little ones, and they can even decide between one consistent colour or a colour-changing mode. Not just for the bath, these spherical lights are perfect for playing with pretty much anywhere, which is what makes them such a worthwhile purchase.

We love sensory lights with plenty of options, and these multicoloured rope lights have them by the boatload. Not only do you get 10 metres worth of luminous bulbs, but you can also choose from eight different modes, including lights that flash, twinkle, and come in waves.

However, the best thing about these lights is their flexibility. They're easy to install, and you can use them to light up playrooms, bedrooms and even gardens. There's nothing to play with here, but if your child favours visual stimuli, they'll love these rope lights — whether they're playing excitedly beneath a flashing display or laying back and relaxing beneath a calming twinkle!

The infinity tunnel is an awe-inspiring creation. A series of strategically placed mirrors reflect each other, creating the impression of a tunnel that goes on forever. The addition of lights just enhances the illusion more.

There's not much going on here in terms of features, and that's because infinity tunnels are mainly meant for looking at. If your child likes to grab and shake things, an infinity tunnel may not be the right choice, but if visual stimuli enthral them, they'll love this.

These light-up maracas update a classic design. Like all the best maracas, they make a satisfying sound when you shake them, but this also activates a colourful display that flashes between a series of reds, blues and greens. 

This exciting combination of light and sound makes them an excellent choice for kids who need sensory stimulation, as well as developing babies. They're simple in their design, but that makes them a fantastic choice for little ones getting to know the world around them.