Tailor Activities to Developmental Stage
Match activities with the child's developmental stage for engaging and frustration-free play
Rotate Activities Regularly
Keep things dynamic by introducing new elements and rotating items to sustain interest
Choking Hazard Awareness
Ensure all kit items are age-appropriate and free from small parts that could pose a choking hazard
Active Supervision
Actively supervise playtime, encouraging interaction and ensuring a safe, enjoyable experience
Mealtime Sensory Exploration
Utilize mealtime for sensory play, discussing food textures, colors, and scents during meals
Themed Sensory Days
Dedicate specific days to themed sensory play, keeping it exciting with variations like "Texture Tuesday" or "Smell & Tell Thursday
Family Engagement
Turn sensory play into a family affair by participating, asking questions, and sharing the experience together.
Celebrate Achievements with Sensory Play
· Use sensory play to celebrate milestones or unwind after a busy day, turning it into a reward.
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