‘Sensory gardens are also great for sensory development in children, especially those with sensory sensitivities. This is because the different sounds, scents, textures and smells can help calm ...

He adds that "sensory gardens are especially valuable for children, older people, those with learning disabilities, and individuals managing physical or mental health challenges. Plus, they can be ...

It's easy to create a sensory garden for your children that is not only beautiful to look at but tantalises their senses too! These plants offer a great way to catch children's imagination and get ...

The sensory garden built in a courtyard within the Altoona ... I love to take care of the kids, and that is what I do,” she said. Matteson said she really relied on people in the community ...

“We are very excited about Wyatt’s vision.” The garden will have sensory experiences for children such as boxes where students can put their hands inside and touch something put there by a ...

For Carlee Domke, a second-year occupational therapy doctorate student at Chatham University in Shadyside, part of the experiential curriculum includes visiting the school’s sensory garden.