Do your kids love exploring new textures? Try setting up these fun sensory activities at home! Our archives include taste-safe ideas for younger kids as well as easy slime recipes and activities for older kids!
Looking for an easy play dough alternative that won’t dry out your child’s skin? This 2-ingredient cloud dough requires nothing but cornstarch and baby lotion. It’s no-cook, gluten-free and super …
If your little ones like to put everything in their mouths, this edible frosting play dough is a great way to let them explore. Made using frosting, cornstarch and icing …
You’ll need only a few dollar-store supplies to make this simple pom-pom sensory bottle that makes fun sounds when you shake it. This easy project only takes a few minutes …
Not only does this Jell-O slime smell fantastic, it’s also made from 100% edible ingredients—which makes it perfect for younger kids who like to put everything in their mouths! Use …
Looking for an easy no-cook slime recipe that toddlers and younger kids can safely put in their mouths? This edible marshmallow fluff slime is super smooth, super stretchy and only …
Does your baby or toddler like to put everything in their mouth? If you’re looking for an alternative to soap foam, this taste-safe sensory foam is the perfect solution! It’s …
Love the texture of water beads, but worried that your little one will try to put them in their mouth? These homemade water beads are fully edible and great for …
It may be hard to believe, but this colourful marshmallow slime is made using nothing but edible ingredients! It’s super smooth, super stretchy—and lots of fun to play with. Plus, …
Looking for a fun new textural element to add to your homemade slime? This DIY aquarium rock slime recipe is a great way to shake things up! It’s super simple …
This winter sensory bottle is filled with gorgeous iridescent glitter and snowflakes—and its frosty blueish tinge makes it perfect for kids who love Frozen! Find out how to create your …
