Sensory items for kids

Montessori Tactile Sensory Craft-Sticks

Entertain your little ones for hours and help build cognitive skills with these sensory bins for toddlers, using dollar store supplies.

Sensory play with hair gel - an easy sensory activity for kids of all ages. This is a great activity to keep up for a while and keep toddler and baby hands busy while you're trying to get everyday tasks done. #sensoryplay #easysensoryplay #hairgelbags #ha

Today we're crafting a captivating sensory board out of simple cardboard and changeable cardboard tiles! In this video, we'll show you our creation process s...

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EASY TO MAKE TEXTURE SENSORY BALLOONS FOR KIDS - Learn how to make sensory balloons for kids. This is a great tactile sensory play activity.

Create this easy, taste-safe Chia Seed Sensory Slime for tons of squishy, stretchy fun! Made with simple ingredients, this DIY slime recipe is perfect for toddlers and young kids. A must-try sensory play activity that’s fun, safe, and full of texture exploration!

Sensory bags are a great way to encourage your little one's brain development. This is an easy at-home activity that will keep your child mesmerized! When you are done, pour the mixture into a bottle to make a sensory bottle! ALL YOU NEED 💧 Gallon bag 1 1/2 cup oil 1/2 cup water Food coloring Tape HOW TO DO IT ➡️ Pour water, oil, and food coloring into a bag. Release all the air and seal. Tape securely onto a table, the floor, or a window. Now smoosh and mix the oil and…

Save these recipes for future reference! All of these are adapted from our sensory play activity card set. This is the perfect companion if you are looking to introduce sensory play into your child’s playtime! Comment ‘sensory play’ for the details (IG only) or visit our website inspiremyplay.com. . . . . #inspiremyplay #inspiremyplaytray #playtray #sensoryplay #sensorybin

Both of my kids have unique sensory needs. My oldest is a sensory seeker and needs a lot of vestibular input to stay regulated. My youngest has a rare genetic disorder and with that comes sensory processing disorder. We are always looking for new toys that will keep their interest and will satisfy their sensory needs. I’ve put together a great list of toys that work well for both of my kids’ sensory needs and a few that are on our wishlist for their playroom.

Difficulty: Easy Introduce your baby to their senses through touch and feel by creating this easy and fun “This Feels…” sensory board! 🖍️🖐️ Find textured items around your home & make this fun craft for your baby!🌟 Materials • Paper • Siccors • Glue • Textured items

Learn how to make a sensory bottle with our sensory bottle recipes and tips. DIY Sensory bottles are a calm-down tool and aid for meditation.

Preschool How To Make An “I-Spy” Bottle | The Momerie Check more at https://www.childrenactivitys.com/preschool-how-to-make-an-i-spy-bottle-the-momerie/

Summer Fun ☀️ doesn’t have to be complicated! Check out these easy sensory bin ideas that can likely be made with stuff you already have at home or a quick trip to the dollar store 👍🏻 1) 🍦Ice Cream Shop: DIY playdough and pretend sprinkles, ice cream scoops, spoons & cups, white and colored cotton balls 2) 🦁Safari Search: Green pasta “vines”, cocoa flour “sand”, jungle animals, scoops, cups, tongs 3) 🐄Farm Friends: green crinkle paper, raw oats, farm animals, tractor trucks…

Easy sensory hack: how to make a DIY no sew crash mat for kids - perfect for kids with autism and/or sensory processing disorder from And Next Comes L

Sensory wall is more than just fun—it’s functional, developmental, and adaptable to your child’s needs. Ready to build yours? Be sure to tag us when you do and follow along for more sensory play ideas! #sensorywall #diykidsprojects #sensoryplayideas #childdevelopment #parentingtips #homemadesensoryplay #montessoriathome #toddlermom / low effort play ideas / screen free activities / sensory board / sensory seekers