I love all the great sensory activities out there! I literally have a list of ideas that I plan to do, however I have a baby. My baby like most babies puts everything in his mouth! So most of my list is on hold for now for safety purposes. Instead, I’ve had to be creative
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I’m so lucky to be participating in a blog hop with other therapy bloggers about our favorite summer toys! Along with that we are offering a giveaway for a $50 Amazon gift card so you can go buy some great summer toys!
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We’ve finally put together a playroom for C. Now that he is on the move this playroom has been wonderful! We are fortunate that we have a “bonus room” in our house. Prior to turning it into a play space we had a couch, chairs, TV and exercise bike (which was rarely used) up there.
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I always wanted to make a little sensory board for C when he was a baby. I envisioned him using it during tummy time or we could use it for floor play. I had a pin sitting on my Pinterest board. In the end I never made it. Now that my little guy is moving
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In my process of playroom planning I decided I wanted a sensory table. I thought that it would be great to have in the summer to bring outside. I am dreaming of summer right now! I looked to see the cost of different sensory tables and of course most were over $100. So then I
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This weekend my occupational therapist friend and I got together to make our boys sensory bottles. Yes we realize this is dorky but what do you expect from a pediatric physical and occupational therapist :). We used Voss water bottles to create the sensory bottles. We choose the Voss due to their ability to roll, sturdy
These lovely sensory rectangles and circles are some of the first “learning” toys that I made for C. He is just 5 months old so a lot of his toys mostly go into his mouth. However I do try to spend time with him each day doing some kind of “educational” play. I can see
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