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All of the plays in this series are:
Appropriate for all ages
Use two or fewer ingredients

Use ingredients commonly found in a home

My hope with this series was to remind everyone that play doesn't have to be complicated to be fun!  And for those of you who are new to sensory play - I wanted to give you some nice and easy ideas for starting up.

To read more details about each, please click on the links.   They will lead you to the complete post.  :)
As I add more Super Easy Sensory Plays, I will add them to this post!













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Please always supervise your infant/child at play.  Please stay within arms reach and never leave infants/children unattended.

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  1. This is such a useful list, absolutely brilliant. I love your blog, it's so refreshing to find someone with similar beliefs about play. I also really love your son's top in the rice play picture...would you be able to tell me where it is from? Thank you so much :-)

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    1. Thank you so much, Helen! A rare non-pajama picture - hahaha! That top is actually a long sleeved onesie from Baby GAP. Hope that helps! :)

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Welcome to Fun at Home with Kids! I'm Asia, a teacher (M. Ed) turned SAHM mom to two young kids: X and S. Around here we like to do a little bit of everything - science, art, crafts, sensory play, and small world play. Click here to read more about us!
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