Even if you live in the desert or at the beach, you can give your child the sensory experience of playing with snow from the comfort of your home. Just mix 3 cups of baking soda with 1⁄2 cup of white hair conditioner in a bin—and let it snow, let it snow, let it snow! ❄️ Sensory play is a vital component of your child’s development. With every new experience, their brain links input from what they touch 🖐️, hear 👂, see 👁️, smell 👃, and taste 😋. It analyzes, integrates, and stores this information about the environment. This means that getting messy is a valuable learning experience. If your child isn’t a fan of messes, you can add the Nesting Stacking Dripdrop Cups and a spoon to the bin, so your little one can practice scooping. 🥄 Holding and maneuvering a spoon helps them strengthen their fingers, hands, and wrists and develops their fine motor and hand-eye coordination skills. Follow us and add us to your favorites for more science-backed and stage-based fun. ✨ #L#LoveveryS#SnowPlayT#ToddlerActivitiesS#SensoryPlayFineMotorSkills