A DIY shaker bottle is one of those rare baby toys that feels too simple to be useful — and ends up being the thing your little one reaches for every single day. You do not need a fancy sensory kit. You do not need a Pinterest-perfect setup. You need a clean plastic bottle, a …
Sensory play helps toddlers make sense of the world using their whole body. Exploring scents through simple containers invites curiosity, fine motor practice, and early sensory awareness in a way that feels gentle and engaging. This activity encourages your child to pause, notice, and explore using their senses, while also supporting early language and coordination. …
Halloween is such an exciting season — full of costumes, treats, and spooky fun! But for toddlers, all that excitement can feel a little overwhelming. That’s where sensory bottles come in. As a sensory teacher, I’ve used bottles in my classes for years because they are: Here are 10 magical Halloween sensory bottles — some …
This glow in the dark sensory bottle is my favorite DIY Halloween sensory bottle, and the best part is it also works year-round as a calming sensory bottle for toddlers. Kids are captivated the moment they see it glowing in the dark. They shake it, tilt it, and whisper things like “It’s magic!” Meanwhile, moms …
I know what it feels like to want to be that parent who sets up enriching activities every day—only to look at the clock between dinner, dishes, and diaper changes and think, who has time for that? That’s exactly why I started creating low-prep sensory activities when my son was little. As a mom and …
Tummy time is crucial to your baby’s development. Make these easy tummy time sensory bags to make this activity more fun with supplies you probably already have
Engage your baby during playtime with this easy sensory bottle using pom poms and baby oil. This sensory bottle is great for tummy time activities with babies that are not yet sitting, great for object tracking with older babies and so much fun for mom to make! So let’s get started! Supplies Needed: How to …
Looking for a Christmas activity to do your baby or young toddler? Here is an easy one! Make a Christmas Tree Sensory bag using hair gel, dollar store items and a ziplock bag. Why make a Sensory bag? Sensory play is essential for early learning and child development. Sensory bags are a great tool to …
This week is moon theme and what else could be more fun that a sensory bottle to go along with it. Sensory bottles are so much fun! And this week we are making a glitter galaxy sensory bottle. To make a glitter sensory bottle you will need: A plastic bottle Blue food coloring Silver glitter …
One of my favorite icons about the Christmas holiday are the Christmas trees. I love the smell of a real Christmas tree and I love decorating it. This is why this year I decided to create a Christmas tree sensory bottle. I’m keeping it simple using clear glue, Christmas tree confetti, water, and a little …