Sensory recipes to make any sensory bin, sensory bottle, arts and craft with your little one at home or school.
Are you looking for a non-sticky slime recipe? Then this is the best recipe Non-sticky slime recipe you can try! My first experience with slime was a total disaster. It was messy, it was sticky, and I swore never to do it again. But who am I kidding? I saw it more as a challenge …
When your toddler still puts everything in their mouth, you need edible-safe options. Our softest playdough recipe is safe to eat but this twist on playdough uses kool-aid to give it amazing color and smell for playtime. A word on Flour All-purpose flour is edible-safe and can be consumed raw. Sometimes, flour can contain bacterial …
Fluffy slime is perfect for toddlers and kids, it is not as sticky, and the fluffy texture is so much fun to get creative and play. To make white fluffy slime you need 3 ingredients. glue, liquid starch, and the secret ingredient that makes some fluffy, shaving cream. Optional you can add silver glitter for …
Sensory Play Activity using oobleck is fun and educational. Here’s how to do it
When working with babies and toddlers that still put everything in their mouth I always have to get very creative! They deserve all the fun while discovering new texture. There are many recipes to create edible paint, one of my favorites is this edible paint made with baby yogurt and watercolor edible safe paint. But …
Chickpeas are a great sensory material to use on sensory bins for sensory play. Just a few materials and 30 minutes you can go from preparing to playing! Playing with chickpeas feel very different than playing with colored rice or even beans yet they absorb and reflect the same vibe and color you get with …
When you don’t have flour in hand but still want to make a batch of playdough, use this 2 ingredient no flour playdough recipe. It is very stretchy and smells great! it is the perfect playdough to do in 5 minutes. I have better results when I put the cornflour first and start adding the …
Sensory bottles was a new concept for me, but when I learned how to make them I fell in love with the process. I did workshops and Instagram lives to share how to make them but I kept getting the same question. What do I do with a sensory bottle once I’m done with it? …
Even babies and toddlers that still mouth everything can have so much fun during sensory play. When they mouth everything look for taste-safe recipes like this one. Garbanzo foam for sensory play is my latest find and I loved making it! I can’t wait to open back my sensory classes and prepare this for the …
When I think of Halloween I always think of a witches brew. As I got introduced to slime this year, I knew I had to attempt to make a Halloween themed slime. When it comes to slime, I have learned that just like making the perfect sensory bottle the “perfect” slime is relative to everyone’s …