Comforting Advanced Dementia Bundle - Lifelike Therapy Doll+ Busy Board + Sensory Pad

Give your loved one living with advanced dementia or Alzheimer’s comforting touch and gentle, calming activities without overwhelming them. This bundle is designed especially for late-stage dementia, when comfort, security, and simple sensory activities matter most.

This activity Bundle offers dignified, easy-to-use dementia activities for seniors, helping reduce anxiety, keep hands busy, and create small moments of connection between caregivers and older adults with memory loss.

Ideal for:

• Advanced dementia and Alzheimer’s disease

• Seniors with memory loss, confusion, or agitation

• Nursing home, memory care, and assisted living residents

• Family caregivers looking for calming, meaningful activities at home

This bundle may help soothe anxiety, restlessness, and sundowning, provide a calming sense of purpose (“someone to hold,” “something to do”), reduce fidgeting with clothing, skin, or medical devices, support sensory regulation and reduce boredom, and encourage gentle interaction and comforting touch.

What’s included:

• Lifelike Therapy Doll for Dementia
  A soft, realistic, cuddly comfort doll for Alzheimer’s and dementia patients. Holding, rocking, or caring for the doll can offer reassurance, nurture instincts, and a soothing sense of companionship.

• Busy Board for Seniors
  A wooden activity board for dementia with simple, familiar tasks (turning, sliding, opening). It keeps hands engaged, supports fine motor movement, and offers safe, meaningful “busy work” for seniors who like to fiddle and explore.

• Sensory Fidget Pad (Fidget Blanket Alternative)
  A soft sensory pad for dementia with different textures and fidget elements. Perfect for restless hands, this acts like a compact fidget blanket for seniors, providing calming sensory input at home or in care facilities.

This bundle is a thoughtful gift for seniors with dementia, and a practical tool for caregivers, activity directors, and occupational therapists looking for engaging dementia activities that are comforting, not childish.