Sensory bag

Stephanie & Katrina | Crafty Moms | SPRING SENSORY BAGS 4M+ 👶🏻 Are you getting out of ideas on what to do with your baby during tummy time? Then you need to try these sensory... | Instagram

21K views · 5.7K reactions | Sensory Bags 💕 This simple play uses things from around the house. Using a laminating sheet and a hair straightener, we closed three sides of each shape then popped our items inside with some water. Close up the final side and you are done. This simple play is a part of @pagesandpaintau indoor play series. Which ideas from this series have you saved to try on a rainy day? Thanks so much to Maddie from @our_little_farmer for the inspo 😍 Check out her latest…

The winter boredom blues sure have hit baby and me hard lately. It’s tough though because there is only so much you can do with a six month old all day! Especially stuck inside. I think we are both getting a little too cranky too easily lately. It is my goal to give her something [...]

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Do you know what we have been up to over here lately? Teaching baby how to crawl! Goodness, the big siblings are just loving helping this littlest one of ours develop her gross motor skills and meet all of these exciting milestones. We did some research on crawling and learned all about the steps and

Sensory squish bags provide the perfect mess-free quiet time sensory activity. Besides the mess-free sensory play, squish bags encourage hands-on exploration and make for great learning tools to spark conversations and build vocabulary with babies, toddlers, and preschoolers.

This sparkly pink Valentine's Sensory Bag idea is so fun for kids of all ages! Uses simple supplies and is quick to make! Such a great sensory experience.

Kids can easily practise their fine motor skills using this easy to make Sprinkles Sensory Bag. Suitable for toddlers, preschoolers, and up.