Creating sensory play activities using household items is a great way to stimulate your baby or toddler's development, and it ...

Parenting is intimidating enough for all of us, but for highly sensitive parents, it’s walking through a minefield of sensory ...

Some are smooth like courgettes. They’re perfect for sensory play. Let your baby feel different vegetables with their hands and mouths, naming them and saying words like ‘rough’, ‘bumpy ...

Here are my top five fun multi-sensory techniques to try ... dried pasta shapes, googly eyes or wooden beads. For primary children, modelling clay can be superb for making contour maps in geography.