Sensory play is an important part of a child's development and can begin at a young age. Playing with different types of textures and objects can help your child build new ways of talking about the world!
Sensory Play is Important for Learning how to Communicate
When children have time for sensory play, they are able to work on important skills like communication. How? By listening (and giving) commands, being introduced to new vocabulary by parents and teachers, and learning new concepts like words that describe the objects. In their own way, children are also asking questions through sensory play.
Gross Motor Skills develop from Sensory Play
Gross motor skills are developed when children move their bodies because it helps coordinate large muscle groups. Moving around to stack Textured Pop Blocks or playing with Sensory Balls helps develop this important skill.
It's calming!
Bored on a rainy day? Too cold to run around outside? Sensory play is a great way to keep children occupied and provide stimulation. If a child is overstimulated, these fun activities can be calming and fun at the same time.
A fun way to learn shapes, counting, animals and colours.
Babies find the soft forms and 3-D textures fascinating to touch and chew.
Toddlers like the candy-bright colours and interlocking the blocks or stacking them up.
Lightweight and parable balls. Easy to hold
Includes: 9 textured blocks
Dimensions: 23 x 6.5 x 16.5cm
Ages From Birth
Product Code: ES977010