Help me with dd10 'comfy' Christmas...

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Dd10 has (not diagnosed with anything) some sensory issues, mainly touch. She loves things that are soft and comfy. All she has asked for for Christmas is books and 'comfy stuff'!
I've got her some other things I think she will like too, but regarding comfort, I have bought a soft blanket, a velour tracksuit, some soft pj's (she already has a lovely dressing gown, some slippers, a cushion for her bed. (she already has 2 normal pillows and 5 square cushions ha ha)

Any other ideas?? I feel like there must be some things I'm missing that area really obvious.

Snuggly beanbag/ chair?
V shaped reading pillow?
Heated throw?

Ah, I see re: leggings. My middle dc with sensory issues lives in them because she cannot bear the looseness of normal trousers, but then her younger brother lives in joggers due to sensory issues...

Next have a gorgeous range of super soft fleecy bedding
www3.next.co.uk/g838062s44?itm=928831#928831

Dd has Aspergers and sensory issues, she loves soft things. Her favourite thing is a giant fluffy cushion from ikea which she sleeps on 🤣. She’s getting a onesie and a new dressing gown this year, and a cuddly German Shepard. Just saw some giant fur bean bags on Aldi website, wish we had room for one.

Maybe a heated blanket or weighted blanket?

Dd hates leggings too and jeans.

my dd loves fluffy and cosy things. she has been sleeping in her mummy style sleeping bag since going camping in the summer! so maybe a sleeping bag??

All of my dc currently really love SquishMallows - a super huggy, squishy soft toy, available in various different animals/shapes - dd2 got give a. Santa one today by a school friend, and has come home over the moon about it

DD same age, same problem. In fact I was explaining to camhs about it just this evening along with the other 'stuff'.

She loves her fleece blankets. I've also bought her a snuggle hoodie (basically a fleece oversize hoodie), fluffy bed socks and another blanket. She wraps herself all nights in them and places them over her pillows etc.

A fluffy backpack

Squishmallow def as above!

Bear with me on this one but a sheepskin company sells "pet mats" but they're gorgeous, I have one to sit/lie on, it's real sheepskin and not expensive

Superdry do amazing wrap around scarves- knitted outside and soft, snuggly fleece inside. I love mine, it is sooooooo cosy.

Squishmallows!

Comfy school uniform? It’s what they wear most of the time, after all.

www.marksandspencer.com/l/kids/easy-dressing/easy-dressing-school-uniform

And definitely get a real sheepskin rug. It can go on the floor or on a chair.

My eldest has asd and loves a travel neck cushion he wears it round the house. It has to be a very soft one that he can stroke as well.

A Warmies cuddly toy you Zap them in microwave loads of different animals etc

Link to the pet ones but there's others which are a bit more expensive
https://www.skyeskyns.co.uk/browse/c-SheepskinRugsThrows-2/c-Petmats-24/

Brushed cotton bed sheets.

Thanks so much everyone, I've got lots more ideas now :)

Re the school uniform, ours is a very very specific uniform, as in, you can only get it from one shop. Fortunately it's not caused any problems and she's happy enough with it, it's a skirt, polo and super soft cardi so she likes it

She can borrow my cat he loves nothing more than being stroked and bear hugged for hours

Huggle hoodie, nice colours available, not just grey. 😁

I love the Primark furry leggings. They are really warm. But I sometimes find they feel a bit tight round my middle once I've been wearing them for a while. So maybe not great for her.

Every evening just now when I get home I put on my reindeer fluffy hoodie from Joe Browns. It is the softest, cosiest thing I own. I don't want to put it in the washing machine in case it loses its softness.

www.joebrowns.co.uk/reindeer-hoody-ww064

Fleece lined hat, gloves and neck warmer?q

Heat holders on amazon. I got them this winter and they are soo cosy.

How about books/DVDs and a nice hot chocolate set with a mug/ marshmallows etc that she can enjoy while being cosy at home.

How about a plushie - the sloths have their eyes closed already, so couldn’t look at her little-dreams.co.uk/products/sloth-stuffed-animal