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Bling for Baby Sensory Bag

August 10, 2013 by Nadia van Zyl 6 Comments

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Make a bling for baby sensory bag so that your little one can enjoy sensory play in a no-mess way.

Shiny things capture any baby’s attention and this bling sensory bag is so easy to make yourself. Sensory bags are also mess-free and can be a great alternative to sensory play when baby is still mouthing objects. Also, see this Winter Sensory Bag.

What you need:

– 2 plastic ziploc type bags, one slightly bigger than the other
– hair gel
– small, flat shiny objects like sequins, party sprinkles, glitter etc. (TIP: Try to avoid objects with sharp edges or corners as it might puncture the bag.)

What to do:

Pour the gel into the smallest bag. Then add the bling to the bag. Close the bag (to toddler-tamper proof it, close with sticky tape as well).
Squish the bling around to fill the bag evenly. Place the small bag inside the bigger bag to ensure no leakages if the smaller one may get damaged. It does get into the mouth, like everything else, so the outer bag protects the inner bag.
Let baby squash and squish!My son loved this as a baby! You can even place it in the fridge for a while so the gel gets cold for extra tactile exploration!

When your toddler plays with it, you can ask her to find certain items, or count certain items in the bag. This is also a nice “cool down” tool for a chils with big emotions.

Make this bling bag for baby today as a no-mess sensory play option.

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Comments

  1. Nessa says

    February 16, 2014 at 10:54 pm

    Hi Nadia,
    I want to ask at what age or on how many months old do you recommend this activity for a baby?

    Reply
    • Nadia van Zyl says

      February 17, 2014 at 5:56 pm

      I made this for my baby when he was 6months, before he had teeth. I suppose for teething babies, it could be hazardous, but with proper supervision they can also enjoy it…

      Reply
  2. Kat says

    March 24, 2014 at 1:49 pm

    I have also done this with chocolate pudding. I put the milk in one corner and then very carefully put the powder in so that it dosn’t mix (much). The textures and colors change as the pudding mixes. If the bag fails, it’s all edible inside! When play time is over we get to eat the pudding:)

    Reply
    • Nadia van Zyl says

      March 25, 2014 at 1:45 pm

      Clever idea Kat! Have to try that;)

      Reply

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