We create it.
Set it up.
Guide the play.
Clean it up.
THERAPY CENTER VISITS (ABA, OT, SPEECH)
Ages. Play is currently recommended for ages 4 months-6 years. Infant-Kindergarten.
Age range in a therapeutic setting is recommended for 2- 18 years.
Beyond average exploration.
This is our specialty and we ensure play is irresistibly fun, memorable and packed with colorful, exciting messy materials we make- created specifically for you.
Sensory Lab Play Stations are set-up in your space with curiosity inspiring themes, unique sensory tools, bins, toys, animals and more.
Guided play.
An experienced Play Leaded is there to facilitate the fun and expand the exploration throughout.
Maximum fun. Maximum impact.
Each activity and play session is designed to be developmentally meaningful, with input from educators. Each includes core elements from research-backed insight into what makes sensory play most effective.
Cleanup.
We handle all the cleanup—on-site and off.
Our splat mats protect your floors, grass & tables and we wipe down anything that misses. We pack up everything we brought and used during play and clean it thoroughly off-site, leaving your space mess-free and stress-free.
Safety.
Play for infant-toddler ages feature edible, baby friendly materials as well as mouthing safe tactile toys.
All other materials used in play are non-toxic.
Messy play activities are genuine brain building experiences.
In the first few years, your child’s brain is busy making connections that come together to create its wiring.” These are “first”connections and they need a lot of them. New sensory experiences are what “sparks” and creates these brain building connections. Sensory play “messy play” provides a giant boost of sensory stimulation to support this process! Learn more about the benefits.
It’s not just about the fun mess making. It’s big fun with a big impact on growth and development.
Sensory play and brain development go hand in hand. In the first years of a baby’s life, the brain is busy building it’s wiring system. The early years are the “prime time” for a young developing brain. This intense period of brain growth and network building capacity happens only once in a lifetime. As caregivers and parents, we have this brief, but unique opportunity to help encourage the formation of brain circuitry in our infants. ”
— BrainWonders. Erikson Institute, and Boston University School of Medicine. Adapted from www.zerotothree.org.