Sensory play

Are you struggling to calm down an anxious child?  Teach them how to self-regulate their sensory system by integrating deep pressure stimulation therapy. Deep pressure therapy takes a child out of the “fight or flight” response and provides them with a sense of calmness and wellbeing.   Although you can simply give deep pressure with loving …

  Sensory swings are an incredible tool for sensory integrations for children with special needs. Not only do sensory swings provide a sense of calmness, but they help develop balance, back and core strength. Swings provide more to children then just entertainment.  They help develop larger senses like vestibular input to improve motor functions and …

  Sensory play is an important aspect of child development. But let’s face it… Creating sensory bins are overwhelming!  As parents, we’re busy and you deserve a break! Instead of finding all the pieces and supplies for making a themed sensory bin, cut all the hassle by purchasing one of these sensory kits for toddlers.

Slime is an amazing sensory activity for kids and it’s extremely versatile. You can create themed slimes, stretchy slimes, slime with fragrance, and textured slime just to name a few. With this type of sensory activity, the sky’s the limit! All you need is creative ideas. If you’re struggling to think of new ideas for …

Playing with one’s senses can be very beneficial to a child’s development. Children are given the opportunity to engage all of their senses, which helps foster and develop their creative abilities, imagination, and fine motor skills. Some activities that are intended to stimulate sensory development are not appropriate for younger children because they may not …