Sensory stimulation activities

A great list of senosry activites for babies, 6 months to 12 months. Edible sensory activities included, such as our famous baby sand...

Tactile, sensory activities for dementia are very important. This article gives you some ideas of activities to stimulate the sense of touch.

Sensory play doesn't have to be messy! Learn how to make sensory bags and find out about all the sensory bag fillers you can add to your bags for mess free fun!

It isn't so much about watching the clock but monitoring WHAT they are watching. Plus- research shows that if parents watch WITH their children, screen time can be very beneficial to learning.

Age-related changes can impact on the sensory systems and diminish perceptual capacities. Primary senses can be trained and strengthened with special activities to stimulate the affected senses. In this article we explore: Benefits of sensory stimulation Preparing a sensory program How to run a group sensory program Ideas for sensory materials

Implement a few sensory stimulation activities to help reduce aggressive behavior and calm your residents. Add a few activities to your senior activity

Anya, the founder of Montessori From The Heart, is an educational coach, a blogger, an author, a digital creator, and an influencer.

Whether you’ve got a sensory seeking, sensory avoidant, and/or sensory processing disorder kid, vestibular activities can be a powerful tool for calming and sensory regulation. Learn 45+ DIY vestibular exercises to try with your child indoors, and how to address the vestibular system through a sensory diet. Great for gross motor skills and occupational therapy ideas for at home, school, or the clinic.

One sensory system, often under-recognized but important, is the vestibular system. Download a free poster with vestibular activities.

Does your child need deep pressure therapy? Deep pressure stimulation can be done at home with these fun and easy 11 activities!