One of the best moments in motherhood is when you see your baby or child experience something new that fascinates them. Those moments seem to happen often when you set up a Sensory activity. In our house, sensory play can be fun, tasty, exciting, and of course messy, but I wouldn’t have it any other way. This apple sensory bin is a perfect fall sensory experience for babies and toddlers.
Apple Sensory Bin for Babies
Apple Sensory Play for Toddlers
When I’m thinking about Sensory play for babies and toddlers, I always think edible and safe. So for our Apple week, I thought what better than applesauce, apple slices, and a whole apple. It’s natural and edible.
Every September brings fall scents, fall flavors, and of course apple picking for our family. Older children always get to experience all of the fun fall activities so why not try to introduce your babies and toddlers to new experiences too?
“Play is the highest form of research.”
-Albert Einstein
For this easy apple sensory bin, all you need is:
- A tray or shallow bin
- Applesauce
- Apples
- A few scoopers or wooden spoons
Sensory bins are so easy to make, just add the items into your container and set it out to play! Done! I love how easy they are to set up and they bring hours of fun to your little one!
I hope you enjoy seeing Bells many cute faces as she explores an apple sensory bin.
What type of Toddler Apple Sensory Play do you like to set up for your children?
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Great idea! It’s play time and snack time rolled into one 🙂 Thanks for sharing at Babies and Beyond!
My mother in law just made homemade applesauce, I think we will try this, Thanks!
Very cute! I love the expressions on her face! Thanks for sharing!
What yummy fun! We will be picking apples and making applesauce next week:)
That sounds like fun to me Erin, We love apple picking 🙂