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Before I became a parent, I had no idea what a sensory bin was or why anyone would ever want or need one. Now as a mother to a child with the beginning stages of sensory integration disorder, however, all I think about are the ways I can introduce her to the wild and wonderful world of different textures and materials.

Since her occupational therapist appointments were out of the question during most of the COVID-19 pandemic and her Montessori zoom sessions were a complete disaster — have you ever tried to keep a 22-month-old engaged for more than three minutes? — I had to find ways to continue her sensory discoveries on my own. Thankfully, within the first day of searching, I discovered sensory bins. Sensory bins are plastic tubs or large containers filled with materials, objects and toys that are carefully selected to stimulate the senses. Commonly composed of water beds, paper, kinetic or 'slimy' sand and water, these bins help your child overcome their aversion to different textures and materials in a safe and fun environment.

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Even kids without such an aversion can benefit. “Children, especially young children, learn through the exploration of the environment,' says Natalie DeLaCroix-Roy Ang, O.T.D., O.T.R., director of occupational therapy at Platt College in California. 'Exploration of textures, shapes, scents and colors teaches them about their world. The world can be a frightening, threatening place when a child does not understand what he/she is experiencing. It’s like getting dropped off in a foreign country and being overwhelmed by the unfamiliar sounds, foods and customs. Sensory bins make novel sensations safe and familiar.”

Perfect for kids from ages 12 months and up, we’ve rounded up the best sensory bins for kids of all ages and in all stages of sensory integration. To start, get a bin, kinetic sand, slime, or water beads, or follow the simple tutorials below.

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