These playthings have been around forever, so you might not consider them as sensory toys, but they help children learn and grow all the same. Finally, try introducing board games to bigger kids.

“Sensory input is critical for the development of children,” explains Shelly Stark ... and insights from BabyCenter’s ...

From the moment they’re born, your baby is ready for sensory play. Even in the womb, your baby uses their senses to understand the world. By the time they are born, they’ll already be able to ...

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 ...