10:30 is when she starts making the diy activities/toys. Thanks for the cool sensory ideas 🌸

@msNatty14

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you

@MiMiLooks

3 жыл бұрын

Ok thanks

@mellisabongiovi5544

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

@katyathompson1616

2 жыл бұрын

Omg first thing I thought but the video was good

@izzyash123

Жыл бұрын

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!

I just got a job as the head teacher in a 12-17 month class at a daycare and I have been looking for sensory activities to do with them and this video gave me so many ideas! Thank you!

I own a daycare and am getting my bachelors in ECE. This definitely speaks to what I’ve been learning and trying out with my little ones. Thank you for the confirmation!

Love the video and all the great ideas for sensory play and fine motor skills. Elliana is so lucky to have a “teacher” mom. Her teachers (when she’s in school) will love all things you’ve done with her ...she gonna be so prepared. And as a teacher myself I wish all parents were like you ❤️

Loved this video! We have a nine month old - and I'm struggling lately. Feeling guilty for not providing enough stimulation and learning activities. So thank you for these ideas!

This video is soooo helpful! I just got a job as an infant lead teacher and I really wanted to bring in new ideas and activities that the babies could play with and stay engaged with! Thank you so much! I also really loved how you went into what sensory play is and the importance of sensory play, very informative! Thank you!

These are such fun ideas! I've been doing sensory play with my toddler and it's been such a lifesaver as we adjusted to life with new baby! thanks for these ideas!

We just started our therapy and are looking for more activities to continue doing at home. These look super simple and fun! Thank you so much.

Wow I looked you up for my grand nephew. I sew and there are tons of things that i think could work: thread cones and spools ( the cones are texturized to hold thread and they stack/nest; spools roll and stack and have interesting spaces). T-shirt scraps can be cut and stretched into noodles or yarn (leftover from quilts). tie a knot in the middle of a fabric scrap to make your own pom poms with little handles ( pincer grasp, color and texture). contact sewers and quilters in your area most of us save everything and would love to share and I bet they could come up with even more ideas

She looked adorable in the little tie-dye shirt 🥺

Love, love, love this video!! Thank you!! My son just woke up and I'm so excited to prepare setting fun and colorful for him to experience!!

These are such fun ideas! Can’t wait to try them with my baby 😊 Thank you for sharing, Jess! ❤️

Thank you so much for this video! I’m going to try several of these activities with my 8 month old! 💗

Definitely one of the best videos for baby and toddler! Absolutely loved this and have tried so many of these as well.

I just tried your foaming bubbles with my daughter in the bathtub. In Canada today it’s a bit chilly to play with bubbles outside! But the tub was perfect.She loved it. Fun hack, if you are interested if you put the bubble mixture in a Tupperware container and let them shake it they can make the bubbles them selves. She loved that. Great activity I will try some more of yours later. Thanks for the tips they were great

She looks amazing! I would always love to watch toddlers progressing🥳

My daughter has developed a lot of brain activity and body growth in her two years . I was waiting for her to get older to start activities but these sound great for babies too

I LOVE THIS!!!! Trying the paper towel role activity today. Thanks for alll the great ideas mama 🥰

Incredible what a lucky little girl to have a mummy like you!

My daughter is 14 months and I searched on KZread and found your video, so many awesome ideas thank you!!!!

I work at a daycare and these activities are great to do at daycare center. Thanks for the ideas!

I really enjoyed this video. You have some great ideas that I will use with my grandchildren. I love how you used the paper towel roll taped to the wall. I also liked how you used what you had at home. You are very sweet and easy to listen to. Your little girl is adorable!

This is the best sensory activity idea video I’ve seen yet! Thank you so much mama! ❤️

OMG! This was awesome! my toddler is 14 months and I have been wanting to do more activities with her. These are so great and affordable. Thank you

So helpful thank you!! I am a Kindergarten teacher and I agree sensory play is so important!! My little girl just turned six months. I’ve done a some but these were great ideas I can do now and some for the future!! She puts everything in her mouth though so we will see..haha💗

This video is so informative and helpful! I am a first time mom and loved this video. Thanks so much!

I agree with you, I believe sensory play is important for their development. My daughter older and she still enjoys sensory play,

I do that for the popsicle sticks too! Excited to try the bubbles!

My boy is 13 months and he does alot of sensory outside but these will be nice for inside or on the porch. Thank you for this video! I'm 30 weeks pregnant and always being outside and on the go is harder now

Wow very interesting activities! Definitely I will do most of them with my 18months old! Thank you!

Thank you for doing this! Iv been watching your videos and doing some already but I’m so glad you’ve done this especially as we are in lockdown in the uk still! Our daughters where born on the same day so I love how much I can relate xx

@JessicaElle

4 жыл бұрын

Aww love this!! :)

Love your videos! I’m a first time mom of twin girls 11 months and me still being young this helps me so so much . Thank you 💕 would you do a what my baby eats in a day // healthy snacks for babies ?

@virginiamurphy4288

4 жыл бұрын

Yes please on that video idea!!

I just opened a dayhome and been looking for some sensory play ideas. This video has so many ideas❤ thank you

Awesome video! My little girl is two weeks younger than your little girl. I plan on doing each one of these with her. Thank you for always making interesting and fun videos.

All of these are so simple but great. You have given me some excellent ideas and I appreciate your willingness to share. P.S. your daughter is so adorable

Amazing ideas I can't wait to try them with my 16 month old! Thank you!

Love this video! So much information inside, great work.

Thank you so much for this vedio... I am a first time mom to a baby girl.. And now im excited to wake up tommorow to make activities with my baby girl... Hope you make more vedio for babies..

These are amazing suggestions!! You have a smart baby girl!! I really want to try the Bubble foam, Garden Sand, and Sensory bottles!

Please make more videos like this!!! This was awesome! Thanks for sharing

Love these! Thank you 💖 going to try with my little 16 month old 👶

I found this very helpful :) thankyou my daughter is very sensory . Going to try most of these with her 😃

Awsome ideas cant Wait to try theese things with my 19 month old thanks for sharing.

Thanks. These activities are so creative and crafty. So many different ideas for sensory play

Thank you sooo much for these ideas !! 😊

Great ideas! I loved the Pom Pom Drop!!

This is brilliant! Thank you 😊

❤ why did this make me so emotional?! 😊 such a beautiful helpful inspirational video ❤

Thank you for wonderful and creative ideas ❤🙏

Thank you for making this! This was review from my teacher education courses. I am almost done with my bachelor's degree in elementary education and I will be going right into getting my master's degree in special education. I have siblings that have autism too. I have worked with many students that have autism and I can see how important sensory play is, especially for them. It is so critical to their development. My sister who has autism is an adult and activities that involve using her senses is still important for her because her senses are more sensitive. I love watching all of your videos! :)

These were such great ideas! Thank you for sharing!!!

Ohhhhhhh myyyyyy gooooood, these all seem like SUPER fun games 😍😍😍💚💚😍💚💙💙💙💖💘💞💚💕💕💙💖💘

Awesome video! Thank you so much!

Wow! Amazing ideas! Thank you 😊

Hey Jessica, this video is so cool! i was wondering if you had any idea on any visual sensory play toys that can help develop the visual system that I could make at home?

Hi how long do you recommend for the babies and toddlers to do these activities for?

i am just new here but i am loving this

So many great ideas thank you

Thank you for the great sensory play ideas :) could you please share a link to the sandbox and the type of sand you used?

Hi, can I ask where did you buy the Vegetable Tray? Thank you.

Love it!! could u make taste safe ones

Hi, beside the glittering is the rainbow sensory bottle has the same recipe please as the glittering bottle?

good ideas for lesson plans for sensory activities for some learning activity ideas thank you so much

This was great!! Thanks

Thank you so much🙂

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Great content.. keep sharing more!

I really enjoyed

Awesome thanks 😊😊😊

Where did u get the sensory beads in the organizer by color?

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I just got that bathing suit for my daughter 💗😸

My baby would be eating raw rice lol don’t think that would work for Him, also you could just put the coloring into the water when boiling the noodles and they will get dyed, much easier!

I was wondering how do you keep your toddler from eating those? Mine tries to eat it.

What app do you use to edit

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Wow she spoke so much in the first 9 mins. I had to fast forward to the actual content.

Okay my 1 year old put everything in his mouth sooo how do I do this without that happening?

Omg I love all of them but I will get back with you

@tinavalenzuela634

10 ай бұрын

Too see which we have thank you Soo much one 2 yr old baby girl that is very sensory

Why use to sensory bottle.... What problem do reduce.... Plz reply

Hi jess Such an informative video and it deserves way more likes! Thank you so much to help us here understand babies psychology. ❤️

*takes note*

My daughter need help with problem solving development.

Not bad. I will do the jelly 😉

I like your ideas!:⁠^⁠)👍😻👶🍼

My notes. (Do it step by step) 1. Rice/beans, u can put some toys on it. Other container & scoop for scooping the rice. 2. Make jello , put some toys on it. 3. Rainbow spagethy/noodle. 4. Rainbow sereal. Sorting the sereal with the same colour. 5. Rainbow foam from dishwasher soap (use mixer) 6. Ice paint. Water with food colouring. Dry materials. 1. Soil, put some toys on it. Another container & scoop. 2. Cotton balls, feathers, diff types of ribbon. 3. Sand.

Were your going to eventually go into admin? your masters screamed instructional coordinator to me

@JessicaElle

4 жыл бұрын

I thought about it, but that is actually a separate degree. 🥰

I feel horrible! My daughter is 19 months old. Is it to late for my daughter? My goal is for her is to be well educated.

My son is 12 months and puts EVERYTHING in his mouht! :( i couldn't even do the rice... he would try and eat it.

@wanderformemories

3 жыл бұрын

Same here. How to teach them and stop toddlers from putting everything in mouth?

My grandson would dumb all that dirt on the floor 🤦🏾‍♀️😂

In case you actually need to entertain a toddler quickly instead of listen to her talk and talk the actual activities start at 10:22

Wait..... soil? As in real soil that has bacterium in it?

Aye! I’m a single dad you didn’t shout us out smh

Talks to much

Too munch talking before the actual ideas 🙄