Foam Bath Shapes from Meet the Dubiens 
Homemade Kool-Aid Play-doh (safe for consumption!) from Meet the Dubiens
I-Spy Bottle from Meet the Dubiens 
Puffy Bathtub Paint from Chalk in My Pocket 
Jello Excavation from Tinker Lab What are some ways you've integrated sensory needs into playtime?
Please share!
Please share!
Mar 18, 2011
DIY Sensory Fun!
Sensory toys are a must for children with special needs, but they can be expensive! Give your budget more wiggle room and make your own! Here are some fun and easy ideas that mask sensory integration therapy as fun playtime!
Homemade Kool-Aid Play-doh (safe for consumption!) from Meet the Dubiens
Homemade Kool-Aid Play-doh (safe for consumption!) from Meet the Dubiens
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some great ideas here. When Ashley was small and immobile he spent a lot of time just lying, so we put him under a baby gym. To grab his attention we slowly added more and more eye-catching stuff until it almost groaned under the weight of tinsel, baubles, small mirrors, anything which dangled and caught the light. We are sure that in his tiny world this encouraged him to finally reach out and start knocking and grabbing. The long path to commando crawling at 3 and stand and walking at 5 started right there.
love the new ideas!!!!
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