I made these sensory bottles for my baby to look at, hold, shake, and of course put in her mouth. I filled smaller bottles so that they were easy for her to hold. They were a great thing to bring on car rides and they were great option for tummy time too. As she got …
Are you looking for a quick and simple sensory experience for your young children? My favorite sensory play material is shaving cream. I use it a lot because we usually have it on hand and it’s easy clean-up when it’s over. Check out all of these awesome sensory play ideas that use shaving cream. Benefits …
This Moon Sand Recipe is a sensory experience that keeps on giving! It definitely kept us cool inside while still having a blast. And for my nature loving, never gets hot, needs to be outdoors little boy…that is saying something! You need two ingredients, TWO! Flour and baby oil. In a big bowl, mix about …
With this DIY rainbow scope, everyone can see a rainbow this Spring! The International Delight Coffee Creamer bottle is the perfect size and shape for the rainbow scope. Peel off the label and rinse out the bottle. Use a knife to cut off the bottom of the bottle. Color a rainbow with markers on a …
I want my daughter to have as many chances as possible to explore the Christmas story this year. She loves playing with her Little People Nativity Set as well as a magnetic refrigerator Nativity set I found for her. Another way I can share the story with her is through a Nativity sensory bin! I …
One of my favorite ways to play with my kiddos is through sensory play. There are so many opportunities to learn through this type of play and it also gets me out of my comfort zone a little bit (prepare to get messy!). Shaving Cream Grab some cans of shaving cream at the dollar store …
Learning with little ones happens ALL of the time, EVERY day! As sat down with N and the colored rice, N wanted to “cook” and I realized just how much she was learning during counting practice with pretend play. Isn’t it amazing how different children’s personalities can be?! When B was 3 he was interested …
We all know and love sensory tubs! From filling them up to sifting through them, they provide hours of language development, fine motor play, sensory play, and just plain FUN. M and G love sensory-based activities and I’m always trying to find ways to switch it up. We usually do our sensory bins in plastic …
Frosting Dough is a sweet sensory experience! Simple to make and fun to play with. Frosting Dough 1 can of frosting 1 1/2 cups powdered sugar 1 cup peanut butter Mix and knead The picture shows half of this recipe. It actually makes quite a bit and of course is very …