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January 18, 2017January 25, 2017Sensory TheraPLAY Box Blog

Work on Fine Motor Skills with the Help of Food!

January 5, 2017January 6, 2017Sensory TheraPLAY Box Blog

Mealtime Feeding Tips for Teachers and Professionals Working with Kids

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✨🦖Half-Toys T-Rex by @learnplayinc will be one of the items inside the upcoming September Sensory TheraPLAY box! . The smooth magnetic Dino shell splits in half to reveal a 6 piece skeleton “puzzle” inside. You can pull the bones out, take them apart, and then snap them back together. . This toy is wonderful for working on fine motor and visual perceptual skills...and can also act as a hand fidget. Hearing the snap of the two magnetic shells clicking together and then pulling them back apart can be a fun way to fidget and keep hands busy!🤚🏼 . You have until August 30th to order the upcoming September box 👉🏼 SensoryTheraplayBox.com (link in profile) 🙂
Smart Knit Kids compression sleeves from the August Box! ✨📦 . Get the upcoming September Sensory TheraPLAY Box👉🏼 sensorytheraplaybox.com (link in profile)
🌙 Manimo half moon fidget ball from the August Box! . This past year at the NYC Toy Fair, we discovered a wonderful company based in Québec, Canada that creates plush weighted animals and stress balls for children. . We included their half moon ball inside the most recent Sensory TheraPLAY box which has such a nice feel and texture to it. It’s slightly stretchy, with a filling inside that’s fun to squeeze and manipulate with your fingers.
The August Sensory TheraPLAY Box! . ✨What was inside? . -Yeti Forgetti by @playmonsterfun [email protected]_manimo half moon ball [email protected] Discovery Putty -Monkey Sensory Finger Rings -Clear Mochi Animals -Smart Knit Kids SPD compression sleeves
🐒 Sensory finger rings from the August Sensory TheraPLAY Box! ✋🏼🤚🏼 . Roll these rings up and down your fingers for a unique tactile sensation. The pressure packs a big “dose” of sensory input and makes for a perfect silent hand fidget.💥
🎉 It’s our anniversary! THREE years of Sensory TheraPLAY Box!! 🎈🎈🎈 . A little over 3 years ago, I had an idea that I believed in so much that it became a reality. Pregnant with my second daughter, Remi, I would work into all hours of the night writing my business plan and brainstorming ideas in a notebook. . I waddled around 9 months pregnant packing boxes for my very first month’s shipment (thankfully with the help of my family!) The first batch of boxes went out the first week of September 2016 and we haven’t stopped since then! Things have changed much since 3 years ago and it’s exciting to see how my company is slowly changing and evolving. 💜 . I absolutely love creating these sensory boxes for your children and coming up with a fun combination of quirky toys and sensory tools each month. One of my favorite things is picking an inspirational quote and sitting down to design the postcard. I have to admit, I sometimes shed a couple tears while I’m working on it (especially this month’s August postcard quote! 🥺🥰) . I also love connecting with you all and interacting with you through social media and in our email exchanges. You make me laugh and even cry (in a good way!) with the photos and messages you send. I seriously have the most amazing subscribers with the biggest hearts. Thank you everyone for your business and support! Here’s to many more years of Sensory TheraPLAY Box! Cheers! 🎊💕
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