Fabric sensory bin

Fun with Fabrics! When I mentioned this sensory box idea to a coworker at the preschool she said she didn't think the kids would like it much. I disagree, my own kids love it and I bet the preschoolers will love it too. One benefit of this sensory box is it's age friendliness. This can be used with children starting at age 9 months because you can cut the fabric large enough that it's not a choking hazard, then cut it smaller after your baby is done mouthing everything. Where to get the…

Simple sensory bin for baby using fabric scraps-- great way to introduce baby to different textures!

Sensory bins are incredibly magical. The possibilities for what you can include and what your cuties can create is limitless! After becoming comfortable with sensory bins and making them a regular part of our play, I wanted to make things a bit more exciting! I thought a great place to start was by adding some […]

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

As you know, sensory play is one of our favourite activities! I am trying to move away from traditional plastic toys and make our own fun. I've been reading a lot into the Montessori way of learning and I'm so impressed. I've seen lots of amazing sensory boards on Pinterest so I decided to give it a go. I had a packet of plastic frames in the cupboard that we had never used, so I very carefully removed all of the glass leaving just the cardboard backing frame behind. I then headed to Mum's…

Sensory bins for 1 year olds, 2 year olds and 3 year olds. Perfect for sensory play idea for toddlers and preschoolers #sensorybins #sensoryplay #toddlersensorybins #toddleractivities

Sensory Bins & Play Dough Kits on Instagram: ": Sensory play is very important, but.. ❌ It doesn’t have to be complicated! ❌ It doesn’t have to be expensive! ❌ It doesn’t have to be messy! Try using simple sensory bases from around the house to keep your little one engaged, their senses activated and promote learning! Examples of mess free sensory bases to use: ✨ Strips of newspaper ✨ Chunky Grains/pulses ✨ Leaves and Flowers ✨ Tiny pieces of waste fabrics ✨ Popsicle Sticks ✨ Ball Pool ✨ ...

Make a cheap and easy fabric sensory tub for toddlers and babies. They will love taking out all the bits of cloth and putting them back in again. It's hours of entertainment plus great for development.