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You can read the full details on the sensory boards design here:
http://www.funathomewithkids.com/2013/02/sensory-boards-infant-x-already-has-lot.html
DIY Sensory Boards
You can read the full details on the sensory boards design here:
http://www.funathomewithkids.com/2013/02/sensory-boards-infant-x-already-has-lot.html
mandy cat
Friday 12th of February 2016
This posting reminded me of an article I read last week, warning parents about the dangers of toys that are (wait for it) WIFI enabled. Huh??? Why in the name of Dr. Seuss would you want to risk your precious little ones being exploited by the World Wide Web? Why not try something more sensible, like sending them out on their tricycles to play on the Interstate?
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Monday 20th of October 2014
[…] Tacto: Tablero sensorial DIY como el de Project Nursery. […]
Mila G.
Thursday 2nd of May 2013
I want to do something like this! I'm sure the baby will find the different feel, textures and shapes fascinating! At their age, this is how they explore the world.
Fun at Home with Kids
Friday 3rd of May 2013
It is still, after 5 months, a big hit in our house! :)
Nella Atkinson
Saturday 20th of April 2013
Nice idea. But what exactly are the benefits of sensory boards? Do they make the kids any smarter than others their age?
Fun at Home with Kids
Friday 26th of April 2013
Great question Nella! I'm sure you can find studies saying so, but mostly I love them because (1) I think they look cool on the wall and (2) they occupy the baby for loooong periods of time. :)