Chia slime
Chia slime is an amazing way to help little ones get used to slippery, slimy, and cold textures—often a challenge for those with sensory...
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Scrubbing fruit and veg
Wow, washing fruits and veggies is an incredible way to get your little ones involved in the kitchen! It's not just a simple activity to...
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Blueberry buildings
Boost your counting skills, fine-tune those motor skills, and sharpen your problem-solving abilities with the thrilling adventure of...
Counting corn
Enhance counting skills, fine motor skills, problem-solving skills, and so much more with the exciting activity of counting corn! Get...
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Citrus play bin
Sensory bins provide opportunities for your child to explore multiple senses, including sight, sound, touch, and smell. Your child...
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Corn rollers
Get creative and express your inner artist with corn. Corn rollers is simply rolling the corn in paint and rolling it onto paper to...
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Cucumber coins
Cucumber coins encourages your child to grip and hold the vegetable in their hands whilst posting into the slot. Children gravitate...
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Blueberry countdown
Blueberry countdown is a very simple, repetitive activity but has been one of the most successful with our picky eaters! The activity...
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Bread painting
Get creative and express your inner artist with bread art. Bread art is simply painting with food colouring onto bread slices, during...
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Banana buildings
Build towers as tall as you can using slippery, slimy, banana slices! Develop counting skills, fine motor skills, problem solving skills...
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Food puzzles
Puzzles help children develop finger strength, perseverance and problem-solving skills. Puzzle pieces require your child to pick up, move...
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Dino ice rescue
Pour, squeeze, sprinkle, hammer or smash to release what’s inside! Playing with ice is a great way to entertain little ones whilst...
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Couscous construction
Couscous construction encourages your child to explore feared textures through role play. During the typical stages of picky eating most...
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