12 Fun & Easy Sensory Activities for Infants & Toddlers

Instead of adding plain rice to your sensory bin, why not make Rainbow Rice?

Not only does it look more fun, but it will help your toddler learn and recognize primary colors.

Glow in the dark toys are always a big hit with kids. This Glow in the Dar Sensory Bottle is simple to make and provide lots of fun, non-messy play and entertainment.

Feeding wild ducks bread is a controversial issue ... but you can safely feed your ducks all day long with this Duck Pond Sensory Bin.

This Bubble Foam is super easy to make and provides hours of entertainment.

Are you looking for a slime recipe that easy to make and taste-safe for toddlers?

Then look no further. This recipe for Edible Slime only requires two ingredients.

So many people -- including me -- love the smells and feels of autumn ... so why not create a Fall Nature Sensory Bin to enjoy them more?

The great thing about this sensory bin is that most of the items you can just find outside.

Did you ever make homemade fake snow, only to be grossed out by the smell of it?

Well, you won't have that problem with this Unscented Fake Snow Recipe.

You can have kids can play with this snow by itself, or add it to an existing sensory bin.

In the mood for some fun messy play?

Just grab a tarp (or go outside) and let your kids go to town with this Jello activity. 

Looking for something similar to sand, but less messy and safer for infants and toddlers?

Here's a simple DIY Moon Sand that your toddler can even help you create.

This Garden Sensory Bin is a great way to let your toddler "play in the dirt" without destroying your garden.

This No-Mess Indoor Sandbox is the ultimate toddler mom hack that provides hours of indoor sensory play.

Have you recently received flowers for Mother's Day, your birthday, or just because you got a good deal on them at Costco?

Put them to good use when they start to fade and make this Flower Sensory Soup.