As Nora gets older, I am constantly looking for new ways to help her explore the world around her and enjoy new sensory experiences. Nora loves animals, so I especially love finding ways to incorporate her interests into something concrete for her to explore. To combine sensory and zoology, I created these mini-sensory bottles!
These small bottles contain natural elements -- grasses, sand, rocks, and dirt -- that might otherwise end up in Nora's mouth. While I'm fine with a little dirt-eating, these bottles allow for a different type of exploration. The bottles are designed to represent the ecosystem/home of the animal -- hippo, lion, elephant and pig -- contained inside the bottle.
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When used, the bottles make unique sounds and patterns. The animals {found here} and their habitats all move and feel different.
For babies, this exploration of the environments is probably enough to engage them for a long time. I know that N…
These small bottles contain natural elements -- grasses, sand, rocks, and dirt -- that might otherwise end up in Nora's mouth. While I'm fine with a little dirt-eating, these bottles allow for a different type of exploration. The bottles are designed to represent the ecosystem/home of the animal -- hippo, lion, elephant and pig -- contained inside the bottle.
This post contains affiliate links at no cost to you.
When used, the bottles make unique sounds and patterns. The animals {found here} and their habitats all move and feel different.
For babies, this exploration of the environments is probably enough to engage them for a long time. I know that N…