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Sensory Activities for Babies 1. DIY Sensory Lids for Babies 2. DIY Baby Sensory Bag 3. Taste Safe Mud Sensory Bin 4. Polka Dot Sensory Bag for Babies 5. Rainbow Rice 6. Sensory Fort for Babies 7. Frozen Pea Sensory Bin 8. Sensory Art for Babies and Toddlers 9. Rainbow Jelly Sensory Bin 10. Ocean Sensory Bottles for Babies 11. Giraffe Sensory Bag 12. Sensory Glitter Bag 13. Taste-Safe Rainbow Spaghetti 14. DIY Sensory Board for Babies 15. Construction Sensory Bin 16. Edible Sand 17. Rainbow Rice Valentines Sensory Bin 18. Tin Foil Sensory Play 19. Summer Lemon Sensory Bin 20. Bubbles 21. Fake Snow Sensory Bin 22. Sensory Gloves 23. Iceberg Sensory Bin for Winter 24. Sensory Tunnel 25. Winter Sensory Bottles 26. Ocean Discovery Bottle 27. Squishy Sensory Bags 28. Baby Sensory Bottle 29. Green Pea Sensory Bag 30. Baby Fishing for Cereal 31. Seashell Sensory Shaker 32. Squishy Shark Sensory Bag 33. Ice Sensory Activity 34. Watermelon Sensory Bag 35. Pumpkin Sensory Bags 36. Rainbow Soap Foam 37. Fireworks Sensory Bottle 38. Baby Play with hair Rollers 39. Baby Play Muffin Tray 40. Spring Flower Sensory Bottle 41. Exploring Hot and Cold 42. Wash the Muddy Animals 43. Cornstarch and Water 44. Baby In The Oats 45. Nature Discovery Bottle 46. Rice Sensory Bottle 47. Color Mixing Oobleck Sensory Bag 48. Star Box Sensory Play for Infants 49. Christmas Lights in a Jar 50. Baby Sensory Play with Smells 51. Mini Rainbow Sensory Bottles 52. Under the Umbrella Sensory Play 53. Bubbles Sensory Bags 54. Water Bead Play for Babies 55. Rainbow Bottle Music Shakers 56. Outdoor Sensory Play for Babies 57. Rainbow Bread Crumbs 58. Rainbow Water Bead Sensory Bottle 59. Nature Sensory Bag 60. DIY Texture Book for Babies FAQ’s When should you start sensory with babies? Why are sensory activities good for babies? What are sensory activities? How do you do sensory play with a baby? What activities should I be doing with my 1 year old? More Play Based Learning for Kids FAQs

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If you need to find a way to extend tummy time or you want your little one to explore and safely learn about their world, then here’s a list of 60 Sensory Activities for Babies.

If you’re a new mommy, you’ll soon find out that playing with babies can be HARD. There are so many limitations to what they can do, and their attention span is almost zilch. But the good news is that even the youngest of babies love sensory play. Not to mention that there are a whole heap of benefits that come from this type of play.

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Sensory Activities for Babies

1. DIY Sensory Lids for Babies

Learn how to turn old formula lids into sensory lids. You can use anything for your sensory lids. From fabric with different textures to something as simple as cotton balls. No matter what you use, these are great for hanging up on a busy board or the fridge door.

2. DIY Baby Sensory Bag

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DIY Sensory bags are fantastic sensory activities for babies. If you tape them up on the window then your 1 year olds will also develop upper body strength as the play, which is a great way to develop gross motor skills.

Photo: Paging Fun Mums

3. Taste Safe Mud Sensory Bin

I love taste-safe mud, because my kids always have a great time playing with it. Thanks to a little bit of cocoa powder, and other kitchen ingredients, I don’t have to worry about them eating any.

4. Polka Dot Sensory Bag for Babies

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This is a simple activity that is also a wonderful sensory experience. Place some rainbow polka dots inside a sensory bag and explore the colors as they move around.

Photo: Mama Papa Bubba

5. Rainbow Rice

Sensory activities for 1 year olds don’t get better than this. I first made this taste-safe rainbow rice recipe for very young children. From 4 months old my baby girl has been playing with this magic stuff.

6. Sensory Fort for Babies

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Turn a regular fort into a sensory fort for babies. If you fill it with small toys you can help your kids develop some language skills as you explore the different items hidden inside.

Photo: Messy Little Monster

7. Frozen Pea Sensory Bin

All you need for a fun activity is a bag of frozen peas for sensory play. As the peas thaw out, you can try up to 3 different activities for babies.

8. Sensory Art for Babies and Toddlers

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Try a new way to play with finger paints. This paint in a bag activity is a great way to help strengthen little fingers as they watch the colors mix together.

Photo: Arty Crafty Kids

9. Rainbow Jelly Sensory Bin

Hide new things in some jello/jelly to make a small toy scavenger hunt. You can make all sorts of baby sensory activities out of jelly, and know that it’s safe for your 1 year old to taste.

10. Ocean Sensory Bottles for Babies

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Turn an empty water bottle into a mini ocean sensory bottle. It’s amazing what simple activities you can make out of recycling.

Photo: Messy Little Monster

11. Giraffe Sensory Bag

Create an easy sensory activity with pom poms and hair gel. Push the pom poms into place to make a rainbow giraffe sensory bag.

12. Sensory Glitter Bag

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Create a sensory bag with glitter and water. When trying sensory activities for babies, you’ll be pleasantly surprised how many new skills your baby will develop through this kind of play.

Photo: Laughing Kids Learn

13. Taste-Safe Rainbow Spaghetti

I love adding kids’ scissors to this rainbow spaghetti sensory bin. Scissor skills, along with other fine motor activities, are important for developing hand-eye coordination.

14. DIY Sensory Board for Babies

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Glue different textures onto a piece of cardboard to make a DIY sensory board. Furry fabric, sequins, or contact paper with the sticky side up are all great ideas to add to a sensory board.

Photo: Laughing Kids Learn

15. Construction Sensory Bin

Sensory activities for 1 year olds provide a wonderful learning experience for little ones. This constructed themed sensory activity is completely taste-safe and perfect for small world building sites.

16. Edible Sand

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This edible sand recipe is a great way to let your babies engage in messy play. Perfect for chronic tasters.

Photo: Happily Ever Mom

17. Rainbow Rice Valentines Sensory Bin

Rainbow rice is a great activity for kids of all ages. Use two different colors to make the shape of a heart in this sensory bin.

18. Tin Foil Sensory Play

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Exploring different materials, like tin foil or wax paper, is a fun game that babies will love. They are amazed at the different sounds, textures and way these materials bend and move.

Photo: Laughing Kids Learn

19. Summer Lemon Sensory Bin

Water play is always a hit with my kids, they never get tired of it. The next time you want awesome new sensory play ideas, add some sliced lemon and blue food coloring into a tub of water. The baby will love it.

20. Bubbles

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Bubbles is always on any kids list of favorite toys. Even babies will love watching the bubbles float around. If your infants also have older siblings, you can get them to blow the bubbles for you and get the whole family involved.

Photo: The Imagination Tree

21. Fake Snow Sensory Bin

Fake snow is great fun on the sensory table. Toddlers and preschoolers will have so much fun making little snowmen with this taste-safe fake snow recipe.

22. Sensory Gloves

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Make sensory gloves the same way that you make sensory balloons. Fill disposable gloves with a variety of different materials and tie the end shut. Your babies can squeeze, push and pull the fingers and feel what’s inside.

Photo: Laughing Kids Learn

23. Iceberg Sensory Bin for Winter

Use this taste-safe iceberg recipe to make floating white icebergs in blue water. Cut the icebergs into different shapes for polar bears or penguins to climb on.

24. Sensory Tunnel

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Turn a regular cardboard box into a sensory tunnel. I love the idea of sticking some bubble wrap along the bottom so that the air pockets pop as the babies crawl through.

Photo: The Imagination Tree

25. Winter Sensory Bottles

Discovery bottles are fantastic sensory activities for 1 year olds and older kids alike. Something as simple as glitter in these winter themed sensory bottles is still magical to watch.

26. Ocean Discovery Bottle

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Create the ocean in a bottle for your early learning curriculum. This is a great activity for summer or ocean themed lesson plans.

Photo: Paging Fun Mums

27. Squishy Sensory Bags

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Use shaving cream and food coloring to make a super simple squishy sensory bag. This is a great way for little hands to strengthen through play.

Photo: Learning 4 Kids

28. Baby Sensory Bottle

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You can use so many different things in baby play ideas. This sensory bottle is just rubber bands and water. How easy is that?

Photo: Teaching Mama

29. Green Pea Sensory Bag

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Put some green peas in a plastic bag and let your kids play. Here the bag is taped to the floor so kids can also walk and jump on it, engaging their lower body while they play.

Photo: Happy Toddler Playtime

30. Baby Fishing for Cereal

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If you’re new to baby activities, I’m sure you’ll be happy to know that they can be cheap and easy to set up. All you need for this cereal activity is a box that your baby can sit in, and cereal. Then let them explore as they want.

Photo: Nate and Rachel

31. Seashell Sensory Shaker

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Place some shells in blue water to create a really easy seashells sensory bottle. This is a fun and easy example of baby and toddler activities.

Photo: Arty Crafty Kids

32. Squishy Shark Sensory Bag

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Place some squishy sharks into a bag filled with hair gel. As your babies move the blue gel around, the sharks will show their smiles.

Photo: The Chaos and The Clutter

33. Ice Sensory Activity

Something as simple as ice cubes in an empty bowl is a wonderful play idea. Sensory activities for babies can be so easy and fun.

34. Watermelon Sensory Bag

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Sensory play ideas are not only great for sensory learning, but also learning about healthy eating. Fruit and vegetable themed sensory activities, like this watermelon sensory bag, are a great way to get kids exposed to new and healthy food, without having to taste them.

Photo: My Mundane and Miraculous Life

35. Pumpkin Sensory Bags

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Save your pumpkin innards the next time you cook to create some sensory activities for 1 year olds. This pumpkin sensory bag is a wonderful idea, especially around Halloween or Fall.

Photo: Messy Little Monster

36. Rainbow Soap Foam

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Create soap foam in different colors to make a tub of rainbow bubbles. If you’re going to do this activity with your baby, perhaps try a tear-free bubble bath, just in case some of the foam gets into your little ones eyes.

Photo: Fun At Home With Kids

37. Fireworks Sensory Bottle

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Have you tried getting your older kids to make activities for babies? It’s a fun way to get siblings involved in the same play idea. Here, get your toddler or preschooler to put glitter and ribbon into a plastic container, to make a fireworks sensory bottle. Once it’s made, they’ll love showing it to their baby brother or sister.

Photo: Messy Little Monster

38. Baby Play with hair Rollers

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Get out your trusty old hair rollers for some baby sensory activities. If you have hair rollers in different sizes then that’s even better because your baby can play with the smaller rollers fitting inside the larger ones.

Photo: The Imagination Tree

39. Baby Play Muffin Tray

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Don’t be fooled into thinking that you can only use a sensory tub, bottle or bag for sensory activities. You can also use a regular muffin tin, placing different items in each cup. Experiment with puzzle pieces, blocks and other baby toys to fill in the cups.

Photo: Laughing Kids Learn

40. Spring Flower Sensory Bottle

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Here are some fun ideas for you to try this spring. Place some of those beautiful flowers into a sensory bottle. Your babies will love watching them float around as they play.

Photo: Kids Craft Room

41. Exploring Hot and Cold

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A different type of sensory activities for babies is to let them explore different temperatures. Of course I don’t mean hot, we do not want anyone getting burned. But playing with cold, room temperature, and warm, is a great way for babies to explore.

Photo: Mama Papa Bubba

42. Wash the Muddy Animals

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The toy animals have been playing in the mud and are in need of a good wash. This sensory play idea is a great way for babies and toddlers to play with kitchen utensils (like sponges or dish clothes).

Photo: The Imagination Tree

43. Cornstarch and Water

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Oobleck (or cornstarch and water) is one of the best sensory play activities. Since it’s a non-newtonian fluid, your kids will have a blast playing with this magical stuff.

Photo: Fun At Home With Kids

44. Baby In The Oats

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Sensory activities for 1 year olds usually involve food in some way. Since we know that babies and toddlers put everything into their mouths, we don’t want them accidentally swallowing something hazardous. Here, all you need is a tub full of oats to keep your little one engaged.

Photo: The Measured Mom

45. Nature Discovery Bottle

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This is a fun way to explore the different elements of nature. You can even get your child to help you make these nature discovery bottles when you’re out in the garden one day.

Photo: Little Bins for Little Hands

46. Rice Sensory Bottle

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Have you ever thought of adding empty bottles to your regular sensory bins? It’s my kids favorite way to play with their sensory activities. Pouring, scooping and shaking the rice in this bottle will be a hit.

Photo: Mama Instincts

47. Color Mixing Oobleck Sensory Bag

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Put different colored oobleck in a bag and get your kids to mix the colors together. This is a great opportunity to learn a bit of color science.

Photo: Inspiration Laboratories

48. Star Box Sensory Play for Infants

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Use a cardboard box to make a nighttime sky. This DIY star box is one of my favorite sensory play ideas for babies.

Photo: Where Imagination Grows

49. Christmas Lights in a Jar

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This is a great way to let the baby play with Christmas lights in a safe way. Put battery powered Christmas lights into a jar and let your little one watch them glow.

Photo: Lemon Lime Adventures

50. Baby Sensory Play with Smells

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Grab some fragrant herbs and use them for some sensory fun. This is a great option for babies and toddlers, and it also reminds us to engage all of the senses in play.

Photo: CanDo Kiddo

51. Mini Rainbow Sensory Bottles

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Learn the colors when you prepare your sensory activities for babies. These mini sensory bottles are grouped into colors, making a beautiful rainbow when they are all lined up together.

Photo: The Kavanaugh Report

52. Under the Umbrella Sensory Play

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This is one of my favorite ways to help cognitive development in babies. It just looks so fun and cozy under this sensory umbrella setup.

Photo: Best Toys 4 Toddlers

53. Bubbles Sensory Bags

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Easy sensory activities are all around you. Have you ever thought of putting soap water in a bag? Then as your children hit, push and play with it they’ll get to watch the bubbles swirl around.

Photo: Happy Toddler Playtime

54. Water Bead Play for Babies

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Are you looking for easy sensory activities for 1 year olds? Place water beads in a bag with some water. The kids will love watching these magical beads float around under their fingers.

Photo: Mama Papa Bubba

55. Rainbow Bottle Music Shakers

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Learn how to make a musical rainbow shaker for your little ones. This is one of the most simple and best activities for babies. They’ll love exploring all the colors and sounds this easy DIY toy has to offer.

Photo: Kids Craft Room

56. Outdoor Sensory Play for Babies

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Have you ever realized how many fun sensory activities there are in your own backyard? Exploring the grass, dirt and plants are all new sensations for babies to enjoy.

Photo: The Realistic Mama

57. Rainbow Bread Crumbs

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Have you got some stale bread at home? Use it for some colorful baby play ideas, like a rainbow bread crumbs sensory bin.

Photo: Happily Ever Mom

58. Rainbow Water Bead Sensory Bottle

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Make a rainbow sensory bottle with water beads. If you want to let your older kids engage in creative play, then get them to help you make it for their younger siblings.

Photo: Messy Little Monster

59. Nature Sensory Bag

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Head outside and pick some flowers and leaves with your kids. Then place them in a nature themed sensory bag for your babies to explore. This idea just goes to show you how simple baby activities can be.

Photo: Hands On As We Grow

60. DIY Texture Book for Babies

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Learn how to make a simple texture book. This is a great way to encourage babies to flip the “pages” and develop fine motor skills while they discover the different sensations.

Photo: Mama Smiles

FAQ’s

When should you start sensory with babies?

You can start doing sensory play activities from about 4 months old. In fact, it’s one way to make tummy time easier. If you want to encourage your baby to spend time on their tummy, give them a sensory toy to play with.

Why are sensory activities good for babies?

There are a lot of benefits to sensory play. Sensory play helps to build connections in the brain, which in turn helps with language, fine motor skills, problem solving and more.

What are sensory activities?

Sensory play is any activity that encourages babies to explore using their senses, and integrate that knowledge into their brain (otherwise known as sensory processing). If you can create an activity that uses more than 1 sense then there are even more benefits. For example, creating a sensory bin that smells nice. Or a colorful sensory bottle that makes a sound when shaken.

How do you do sensory play with a baby?

You can try many different types of sensory play. For babies, taste-safe options are usually considered best since they still like to place everything in their mouths. You can try taste-safe sensory bins, sensory bags and sensory bottles.

What activities should I be doing with my 1 year old?

Keep it simple. Everything is new and exciting for a 1 year old, so there’s no need to stress about what activities you should be doing. Everyday activities for 1 year olds include things like going for a walk, talking to them, and building blocks. These are all filled with opportunities for your baby to watch and learn from.

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FAQs

What is an example of sensory play for babies? ›

You can easily adapt a simple sensory activity like blowing bubbles for different children at different stages and abilities, for example: Babies might enjoy feeling the bubbles pop on their skin. Toddlers can chase after bubbles and pop them on themselves, the floor, and surfaces around them.

How to do messy play with baby? ›

Messy play ideas
  1. Dry pasta, paper and glue.
  2. Cold, cooked spaghetti and mud.
  3. Jelly.
  4. Pom poms and clothes pegs.
  5. Bubble bath water and bath toys.
  6. Measuring cups and dried or cooked porridge oats.
  7. Sticky tape and sponges.

What are the play activities for sensory exploration? ›

Activities include listening to or playing music, reading books, and playing clapping games. Tactile Sensory Play: Stimulates a child's sense of touch. This can include any activity that explores objects using their hands, such as playing with sand, play dough, or slime.

What are the 5 sensory play? ›

Understanding the five senses – sight, touch, taste, smell, and sound – helps children make sense of the world around them. By engaging in activities that explore these senses, toddlers can enhance their observation skills, descriptive language, problem-solving abilities, and overall sensory awareness.

What age is best for baby sensory? ›

Baby Sensory®, the multi-award winning programme for babies from birth to 13 months. Founder of Baby Sensory®, Hello Baby and Toddler Sense® Dr Lin Day (PhD, M.

Is Hey Bear sensory better than Cocomelon? ›

Cocomelon and Little Baby Bum are the lowest form of children's entertainment. There are so many better things to keep babies and toddlers happy. Just off the top of my head, I would recommend Caspar Babypants, Hey Bear Sensory, Steve and Maggie, literally anything else.

Is it OK for a 2 month old to watch sensory videos? ›

However, as for baby sensory videos, these can be watched by babies of any age but the more upbeat, high contrast ones are best for babies who are a few months old, as these can be overwhelming for newborns.

What age do babies watch TV? ›

Interestingly, American Academy of Pediatrics guidelines recommend a zero screen time rule (except for video calls) for children under 18 months . For toddlers aged 18 to 24 months, they suggest a limited amount of screen time. And for two- to five-year-old children, one hour a day.

What should babies not play with? ›

Avoid marbles, coins, balls, and games with balls that are 1.75 inches (4.4 centimeters) in diameter or less because they can become lodged in the throat above the windpipe and cause trouble with breathing. Battery-operated toys should have battery cases that secure with screws so that kids cannot pry them open.

What is creative play for babies? ›

Creative activities give children the chance to explore, make things, and express their thoughts and ideas – often through art or music. For babies and toddlers, that might involve activities as varied as scribbling, finger painting, playing music, dancing to the beat or making a playdough sculpture.

What are some sensory food ideas for babies? ›

Try using asparagus stalks, carrot sticks, broccoli or cauliflower florets as a paintbrush. You could also try making your own edible paints by squishing raspberries or blueberries, using yoghurt, tomato ketchup, turmeric or paprika mixed with water to create your very own edible masterpiece!

What is Montessori sensory play? ›

Sensory play involves activities that engage one or more senses: sight, sound, touch, taste, and smell. It often includes exploring materials with different textures, creating art with vibrant colours and varied materials, listening to calming sounds, or even tasting new flavours.

What is an example of sensory stimulating play? ›

“Tactile play is a great way to address and home in on using a child's fine motor skills in a fun way,” says Young. “Allowing your child to freely explore small sensory contents like dried pasta, dry cereal, rice or even slime or play dough can strengthen and build their fine motor skills.”

What is heuristic play? ›

Heuristic play is an enriching type of play where babies and young children interact with objects from the real world. The goal of heuristic play is to provide a wide range of sensory stimulation to help children discover and learn things for themselves.

What is baby sensory play? ›

Sensory play is any activity that stimulates at least one of your child's senses. This could be hearing, sight, touch, smell or taste. It also includes play that involves movement or balance. You might have seen other parents using play dough, cold pasta or making their own sensory box.

What is considered sensory play? ›

Sensory play is a type of play that activates and stimulates a child's senses. Often, sensory play focuses on stimulating touch, sight, and hearing as those senses are most accessible.

What is an example of sensory motor play? ›

Examples of sensory-motor skills include catching a ball, riding a bicycle, or typing on a keyboard. Sensory-motor skills are typically developed through central-nervous system integration and are refined over time through practice, feedback, and error correction (Asan et. al, 2021).

What are the sensory of a baby? ›

The senses of a newborn. Babies are born fully equipped with all the necessary senses of sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch. However, some of these senses are less precise than others.

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