These 1/2 lb weighted tactile bean bags can add some fun and Proprioceptive sensory input to different activities and games.
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Baby bottle holder – slide this on over the bottle so the baby can learn to hold their own bottle. This gadget can be good for little ones that have gross motor delays, fine motor delays, and general difficulties with bringing hands to the middle (midline) to hold things.
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Cute game! I wouldn’t use with little ones that are still putting toys/items in their mouth. . . the bees are still a little too small for my comfort with those kiddos!
But, it is a cute toy with good opportunities to work on fine motor, cognitive, social, and language skills. The tongs work well, but can be a little difficult to pick up the bees for kiddos who are just learning how to use tongs.
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Counting Bears and Color Matching Activity. Great for: Fine Motor, Language, & Cognitive Skills!
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Thank you to one of the families I work with in early intervention to let me know about these! These books are perfect for little ones! Better than board books! You can’t tear them, eat them, or destroy them even if you try!
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